The Eclipse IDE has several UML plug-ins. There is also ArgoUML, which is open source. Poseidon UML is based on ArgoUML, has more features, and they offer a free, community edition. You can also go with a general-purpose diagraming program like Visio (M$) or Dia (free).
- Saish
"My karma ran over your dogma." - Anon
> The Eclipse IDE has several UML plug-ins. There is
> also ArgoUML, which is open source. Poseidon UML is
> based on ArgoUML, has more features, and they offer a
> free, community edition. You can also go with a
> general-purpose diagraming program like Visio (M$) or
> Dia (free).
>
> - Saish
>
> "My karma ran over your dogma." - Anon
Thanks for this, Saish. I downloaded the Poseidon community edition yesterday. Boy, it looks terrific. Too bad reverse engineering of Java isn't part of the free edition.
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> Thanks for this, Saish. I downloaded the Poseidon
> community edition yesterday. Boy, it looks terrific.
> Too bad reverse engineering of Java isn't part of the
> free edition.
[url=http://objectclub.esm.co.jp/Jude/jude-e.html]Jude[/url], although not an eclipse plug-in, has decent class diagram reverse engineering for a free, java based, UML modeling tool.
-S
> > The Eclipse IDE has several UML plug-ins. There is
> > also ArgoUML, which is open source. Poseidon UML is
> > based on ArgoUML, has more features, and they offer
> a
> > free, community edition. You can also go with a
> > general-purpose diagraming program like Visio (M$)
> or
> > Dia (free).
> >
> > - Saish
> >
> > "My karma ran over your dogma." - Anon
>
> Thanks for this, Saish. I downloaded the Poseidon
> community edition yesterday. Boy, it looks terrific.
> Too bad reverse engineering of Java isn't part of the
> free edition.
>
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Another problem is that the community edition doesnot support printing, copy and paste etc. SO you cannot paste any of the diagrams anywhere else.
Well its because you are getting the free stuff but then................
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