Keeping UML model and source code consistent [message #1707179] |
Wed, 02 September 2015 20:40 |
Michael Brahm Messages: 1 Registered: September 2015 |
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I am pretty new to Papyrus and hope that someone can give me some advise about how to use the tool in the correct way.
I created a class diagram in a package called "Server" and generated the respective Java classes from the model.
What I did not find in a tutorial, or I did not understand it yet, is how to modify the generated classes and update the model again based on the changes. I would like to change the operation bodies to add the actual implementation, but it might also happen that some of the class attributes are changed.
When I use the "Java Reverse" function, I get two new packages: "generated" -> "Server". All classes that were previously generated from the model added another time.
When I use the "Java Reverse" function and set the "Default creation package" to "Server", I get another package named "Server" inside the already existing "Server" package. For this case, all classes exist two times in the model as well.
I think I am missing some basic understanding for the correct workflow.
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