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Still More on Reverse Engineering Code into UML Diagams
Tuesday, 18 December, 2007
Judging by the unexpectedly large number of hits on my recent posting about reverse engineering Java into UML diagrams, I am not the only one interested in this topic. Along the same lines, I found this pretty cool demo of reverse engineering UML sequence diagrams from Sparx Systems. I haven't actually used the tool but what appears to be different with the reverse engineering capability of their Enterprise Architect tool is that it will generate diagrams via runtime execution. It also let you manually step through your code as it executes in a debugger type presentation. This would let you control how far “down in the weeds” you want your sequence diagram to go. For example, do you really want to include that call to the Integer class? Copyright © 2006 by Philip Hartman - All Rights Reserved The postings on this site are my own and don't necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies, or opinions.
