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  Asked: Jan 10 2008   7:44 PM GMT
  Asked by: Kumar245


is anyone familiar with a modeling method called JUMP


Data modeling, Data integration, Data cleansing software, Data quality tools

I am tasked with a data integration project and client are asking about a modeling language called JUMP.

I found some information on web and on sourceforge for a Jumper project.

Has anyone used this or heard of this?

Please advise

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I've never heard of it. I found same basic info on Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JUMP_-_Java_Metamodel_Protocol

It seams to be a rather proprietary system.

(From Wikipedia)
JUMP is commonly used today as a proprietary method of capturing data from legacy systems. JUMPs modular format and consolidated views are an ideal tool for assembling legacy data in an easily reusable format. It is often used as an internal standard for documenting technical metadata across multiple projects. Based on need and requirement it has been modified and adapted across different organizations and industries.
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