How can I automatically generate a UML diagram from a Java project?
In the Project tool window, right-click a package for which you want to create a diagram and select Diagrams | Show Diagram Ctrl+Alt+Shift+U ). In the list that opens, select Java Class Diagram. IntelliJ IDEA generates a UML diagram for classes and their dependencies.
How do I use Codeiris?
Firstly, right click on the project and select Create Graph . Then, select the module from where you would like to create the UML graph. Afterward, hit ENTER and the graph is generated. You can see the graph and select the views (i.e. package view etc) for the virtualization if required.
How to create an UML diagram in Eclipse?
You could directly use LightUML, which is based on Graphviz to create UML diagrams in Eclipse. Annotate your classes with Ecore’s annotations, then you can import an Ecore file from them. You can initialize an Ecore diagram from them, or export it to UML, and initialize a class diagram from it.
Can you have more than one UML diagram?
The challenge in what you are trying to do is that you can have multiple correct UML diagrams for any piece of code. Just trying to automatically get a diagram ends up with too much garbage when using most UML tools – and the tools just end up getting in the way.
Which is the best tool for drawing diagrams?
Even if a bit too late for the original questioner, maybe following eclipse plugin does match the need of real time analysis: This tool is highly intended for analysis purposes and less for diagram modeling. So if you want to draw diagrams manually its not the right one, in this case ObjectAid UML explorer is far better.
Is there a free student edition of UML lab?
– Basilio German May 22 ’12 at 7:50 if a free student edition means free for you you can try UML Lab – it has class diagrams and round-trip-engineering in eclipse and will support Juno as soon as it is released – Christian May 23 ’12 at 6:58