What's new in Rhapsody 10.0
Learn more about what’s new and changed in Rhapsody® 10.0.
For more information about features in Rhapsody Model Manager and its version compatibility with Rhapsody , see Rhapsody Model Manager.
For more information about features in ELM, see What's new in Engineering Lifecycle Management .
Enhanced user experience
- Multi-monitor support
- Seamlessly extend elements like menus, toolbars, and windows onto additional monitors for a more expansive and tailored workspace. These additional monitors, alongside the main authoring screen, provide a seamless visual environment for modeling complex systems of systems. This enhanced workspace facilitates easier model visualization, leading to a more intuitive and productive design process.
- Customized workspace
- Revamped UX allows for flexible customization of menus, toolbars, perspectives, and other elements to suit individual needs and preferences.
- Consistent UI
- A new layout management system establishes a consistent user interface across the organization, fostering a familiar and comfortable environment for individuals and teams that are collaborating on design reviews and development tasks. This consistency promotes seamless adaptation and enhances overall productivity.
Expanded capabilities
- HarmonyMBE profile
- Introduces the best practices for systems modeling, empowering users to define extended layers and use the advanced automation capabilities that are embedded within the profile.
- UAF and RAAML profiles
- Define strategic and risk views during systems design for informed decision-making and risk mitigation.
- Automotive solution
- Supports both classic and adaptive AUTOSAR development methods.
- Test Conductor
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- Code coverage information is available in tags of the code coverage result (which allows access by using the Rhapsody Java API).
- Additional test action (StubChecksAction) to control the generation of checks of argument values in observation stubs in SD-based test cases
- Support of Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 and 2022.
- Automatic Test Generator (ATG)
- Support of Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 and 2022.
- Live KPIs, Offline publishing tools, and feature optimization
- With Rhapsody 10, you can access live updates on key performance indicators (KPIs) including coverage, compliance, and impact analysis with the new Jazz Reporting Service (JRS) feed integration. Streamline the reporting workflow for regulated industries with the dedicated PUB tool for generating offline reports.
- Added compiler support
- Added support for the following compiler in Rhapsody :
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 and 2022
- Cygwin 3.4.9
- GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) - 11.3.0
- GNU Debugger (GDB) 12.1
- Integrated third-party application or platforms
- Integrated the following third-party applications or platforms with Rhapsody :
- MatLab Version R2023B
- Maxima 5.47.0
Platform compatibility
- Windows 11 support
- Rhapsody 10 runs seamlessly on the latest Windows platform. For more information about the compatibility matrix of Rhapsody , see Software requirements for Rhapsody.
Guide me
- Support for Microsoft Edge browser for Guide me
- Guide Me is now supported in the Microsoft Edge browser. The display style
block
is not supported in the webview2 control. Therefore, if you have configured your own Guide me, it is important to remove any instances ofblock
in the GuideMe.xsl file or compare it with an empty string.
Removed features
Review the list of features that are removed in Rhapsody . Ensure that you
take the necessary action to accommodate the removal of a feature.
| Feature name | Alternatives |
|---|---|
| Reporter Plus report engine | Engineering Publishing |
| Rhapsody Design Manager integration | Rhapsody Model Manager integration |
| ModelSyc | Model to Model transformation |
| Action language | Not applicable |
| Eclipse platform Integration and Model viewer | Rhapsody Model Manager |
| Gateway | For more information, see Release notes. |
| Microsoft IE | Microsoft Edge |