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@support-rkalla wrote:
Did you follow the steps I asked you to in the document I linked above? File > New > Other > MyEclipse > UML > UML Model Repository?
Just now I did.
It appears to be working, i.e. when I select several Java objects (from my Package Explorer) and move them to (by mouse) to the UML editor, the UML graph for selected objects get created.
However, the reverse engineer mode didn’t work:
UML -> Reverse Engineer UML from JavaFor example, I have about 11 classes in my current test branch. When I tried to UML reverse engineer them, the Eclipse returned the confirmation message “11 classes were added to the UML repository. – and so on”.
However, the UML editor space was not updated.
Am I missing something here or it is my environment (not the latest and greatest) that is causing this to happen?
thanks …
However, the UML editor space was not updated.
Am I missing something here or it is my environment (not the latest and greatest) that is causing this to happen?
If you open the outline, you should see new class diagrams in it, double click those to open them to see the classes that were added.
@support-rkalla wrote:
However, the UML editor space was not updated.
Am I missing something here or it is my environment (not the latest and greatest) that is causing this to happen?
If you open the outline, you should see new class diagrams in it, double click those to open them to see the classes that were added.
That’s it:
Outline -> Diagram-centric subview gives me corresponding package class diagrams.I don’t see values of other subvies (within Outline view) yet.
I am going to play with MyEclipse UML functionality and see how far it actually goes.
Thanks for the support!
