This is the product that I remember using in the previous decade to work on the structure of Java code. It
is clearly based on some of the ideas from John Lakos ("Levelization" and logical dependency). As these
things so often are, it really is quite pricy.
Here are a few of the different UIs that it supports -
http://structure101.com/help/java/restructure101/#restructure101/tangles.html
http://structure101.com/help/java/restructure101/#restructure101/lsm.html
Interestingly, the latter isn't even graph-based, which is an interesting idea. I'm not sure I like their
"dashed lines with slants" model but the layout shown in the picture on this page which is a bit too small
to see near the base seems to be laid out reasonably:
http://structure101.com/help/java/restructure101/#restructure101/complexity-chart.html
Also - "graph autopartitioning"
http://structure101.com/help/generic/structure101/#graphs/autopartitioning.html
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