@Vineet
There is a nice plugin - if you are using eclipse- diver
Here is the URL
http://diver.sourceforge.net/
On Jan 9, 10:00 am, Vineet Sinha vin...@architexa.com wrote:
Kon, Thanks for the recommendation.
Vijay, You will note that Architexa is different in that we focus primarily
on the
@Ranjith - I am definitely a fan of Diver. If there is something that you
see in it that you would like to see in what we are doing - let me know.
In general though, we are working really hard on making sure that diagrams
server the needs of the programmers as opposed to having diagrams for
Visual Paradigm can do it. Unfortunately, I can't comment on how well
it copes with this task.
http://www.visual-paradigm.com/solution/visualtrace/
Emilis
On Jan 9, 3:04 am, Vijay Balakrishnan bvija...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Are there an open source tools to generate Sequence diagrams from as
Not open source but Ashtah Community (formerly Jude) can do them.
http://astah.net/editions/community
I haven't used it in a while though but the community ed is a 'free'
download. There used to be restricitions on commercial use with this
version but now appears to be removed.
No, take that back sorry. I misread the question about reverse eng
requirement.
You can try Architexa - its paid - but does reasonably well
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/architexa
Oracle JDeveloper has round trip UML class diagrams for free, but not sure
about sequence diagrams. Maybe
Kon, Thanks for the recommendation.
Vijay, You will note that Architexa is different in that we focus primarily
on the situations when you already have code. So it should help you when
you are trying to understand and document something. Our feature set is
less attached to the UML standard and
