System Integration Using Plug-Ins & Wrappers
Phoenix software integrates with a wide varity of applications, including:
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CAE/CFD Abaqus Altair HyperMesh ANSYS FLUENT MSC Adams MSC PATRAN MSC Nastran NX NASTRAN Oasys GSA Star CCM StarCD
CAD CATIA Pro/ENGINEER NX
Mathematical Excel Engineering Equation Solver EES MathCAD Mathematica Matlab TKSolver
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Optimization Design Explorer Dakota
Cost/Estimation ACEIT Price-H TruePlanning by PRICE SEER by Galorath
Simulation Venism PSpice SYNPLE Extend OpNet
Load Balancing LSF
Other STK NESSUE iGrafx JMP
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Build Your Own Plug-Ins
In addition to Phoenix's available plug-ins, Phoenix offers its Plug-In Toolkit and QuickWrap tool enabling you to build customized plug-ins for application integration.
Phoenix's Plug-In Toolkit
Directly incorporate your in-house trade study algorithms, data post-processing algorithms, and custom re-configurable analysis components directly into ModelCenter with a custom GUI. This customization capability allows you to select the most appropriate trade study algorithm for your problem on a case-by-case basis.
A Plug-In can be written in any Component Object Model (COM) capable language, or it can also be written as a Java component. This language independent approach allows users to choose their level of integration. A simple trade study algorithm implemented in a scripting language such as Visual Basic can be implemented in a matter of minutes. A complex, full-featured trade study algorithm can be implemented using programming languages such as C++ or Java, using frameworks such as MFC or Swing to implement a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that can be as sophisticated as the user desires.
Interested in developing your own Plug-In for ModelCenter? Phoenix provides current users with its Plug-In Toolkit Developers' Guide that presents clear instructions to create your own customized Plug-Ins.
Request Developer's Guide
QuickWrap
Catapult past the competition with Phoenix's Graphical File Wrapper (GFW). Wrap a wide variety of command line programs faster.
- Graphical point and click wrapping of generic input/output file simulations
- One click-use from ModelCenter – no need to leave the ModelCenter environment
- Multi-Platform support – can be run standalone on Linux
- Writes Scripts under the hood, which give power-users a lot of flexibility
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