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Eclipse plug-in to create Class and Sequence diagrams

ModelGoon is an Eclipse plug-in avaiable for UML diagram generation from Java code. It can be used to generate Package Dependencies Diagram, Class Diagram, Interaction Diagram and Sequence Diagram.


You coud get it from http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/modelgoon-uml4java

Read more about it and see some vedios about how to create the class and sequence diagram @ http://www.modelgoon.org/?tag=eclipse-plugin

Find some snapshots below which gives an idea about the diagram generation.













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  2. I am unable to update my ECLIPSE with ModelGoon Plug via MPlace.
    It says invalid repository location.
    http://www.modelgoon.org/?page_id=75

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  3. yes even i got the same issue.

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  4. Let me check and update you with in a couple of days....

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  5. I am able to install ModelGoon in my eclipse indigo. Which Eclipse version you guys tried ?

    @ Eclipse market place search for ModelGoon and install it. Thats all......

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  7. Its working fine! but anyone could suggest me getting those sequence diagrams without those loops and conditions label. If its not possible doing here is there anyother plugin where i can acheive this.

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  8. Nice one....For creating a sequece diagram do we have a class level option in this.
    As of now i can only see method level ?

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