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| Re: [Searching] for UML-Lib to draw an Component diagram [message #1700824 is a reply to message #1700812] |
Tue, 07 July 2015 12:51  |
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Hi,
The UML2 project provides no facilities for graphical notation.
However, the Papyrus project [1] does. It provides a component diagram
editor and also APIs for construction/manipulation of diagrams. There
is an "extra component" in an experimental/incubation phase that
provides interchange of diagrams according to the UML-DI specification
introduced with UML 2.5. But I don't know how ready that is for
regular use and how it relates to XMI interchange with other UML tools.
You might ask further on the Papyrus newsgroup (eclipse.papyrus).
HTH,
Christian
[1] http://www.eclipse.org/Papyrus/
On 2015-07-07 12:00:53 +0000, Christoph Broeter said:
> Hello Folks!
>
> I am searching for a possibility to create an uml-diagram out of an
> programmatical approach by using java.
> Why? Cause I want to reverse engineer existing code to draw a
> mof-extended component diagram out of it. Therefore there has to be an
> implementation (created by me) to analyse the existing code structure
> and draw components at a defined location and connect them with
> associations.
> The implementation shall also be able to write the created diagram to
> xmi to ensure further usage by other uml tools.
> Because there are several uml-tools out there and I guess that it is
> very probable that there might be some tools which ensure right what I
> need.
> Also I don't want to invent the wheel from the scratch.
> There shall be also said that I want to take care about the analyse of
> the reverse engineered code and the enhancements of the MFO and use the
> api of the uml drawing tool
> to get an final diagram to show the relations between the components.
> Would be also good if the api is easy to use, but just an api able to
> solve my requirements would be enough. Might be UML2 can serve me.
>
> Thanks!
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