[Unknown Author]

I am running 4.0M3, and have reverse engineered a Java project.

This project has a number of interfaces that extend other interfaces within my project. The model clearly demonstrates that the appropriate interfaces have generalizations to the parent interfaced. However, when I place these interfaces into a Class Diagram, the generalizations are not displayed.

What am I doing wrong, or how do I encourage the diagram to show these important details?

Thanks.

Troy

[Kapil Kapre]

Troy,
This is what I gather from your post.
* You rev. eng. a Java Proj.
* You have interfaces that are linked in differnt packages and hence, now in differnt diagrams.
* You’re DnD’ing some interface into a class diagram using the outline view.
I will double check to confirm that this works in m3. As a temporary workaround could you try to drag and drop these java elements (just a few) onto a fresh Class diagram to check if the generalization links are being created.

[Unknown Author]

Your understanding is correct.

The scenario you proposed sounds exactly like what I am attempting to do. When I look at the properties for the sub-type interface, the Generalization is there, and correctly references the super-type interface. However, when both of the interfaces are in the same class diagram, no generalization link is displayed.

Is this a known bug in a previous version?

Thanks for your help.

[Kapil Kapre]

@tpoppe wrote:

Is this a known bug in a previous version?

Yes, this issue does exist in 4.0M3, but *is* fixed in 4.0GA. Just a few more days now 🙂

[Kapil Kapre]

@support-kapil wrote:

As a temporary workaround could you try to drag and drop these java elements (just a few) onto a fresh Class diagram to check if the generalization links are being created.

Just to clarify,.. I meant drag them from package explorer in eclipse.

[Unknown Author]

Yes, that is what I was doing.

Glad to hear it will be fixed in a coming release… I’ll be on the look out.

[Author]

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