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Programy BudownictwoPolskie.pl — 2013-02-07T13:11:57

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ArgoEclipse plugin

Juan del Carmen Grados Vásquez — 2013-02-11T15:34:20

Dears members,

I want design my uml diagram using plugin argo for Eclipse,  but when I trying generate my C++ code from my diagram, I cann't see this option. Only I see Java code generator. How I will be able to add this funcionality?

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Re: guide to reverse engineer c++ code

Luis Sergio Oliveira — 2012-11-13T09:31:13

ArgoUML has very limited C++ reverse engineering capabilities. I was the
author of this functionality for C++ and it isn't ready to use for "generate
UML models out of a large existing C++ code base".

Have you looked at the users manual:
http://argouml-stats.tigris.org/documentation/manual-0.34/ch10s03.html#s3.ref.menu_import_sources

The source code importation is similar for all the languages. You can
always try.

Note that it might be better if you try the import of the preprocessed C++
code.

Luís


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guide to reverse engineer c++ code

Ayan Kar — 2012-10-31T19:09:49

Hi,

Could you point me to a guide/tutorial/howto/etc on reverse engeneering a C++ project.

Would like to generate UML models out of a large existing C++ code base for the purpose of understanding and possible future design enhancements.

Regards,
Ayan

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RE: Re: ArguUML2: exception at startup

Laurent BRAUD — 2012-08-11T09:29:19

Hi,
An other way to don't have the error (without deleting  ext/argo_cpp.jar):
Start argouml.sh (UML1.4)
Menu Edit/Settings...
Profiles
Move C++ profile from list "default" to "Available"

Start argouml2.sh 

The code generation is available (but not the profile). Don't know if enought for you.


Regards,
Laurent.

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Re: ArguUML2: exception at startup

Bob Tarling — 2012-08-09T21:37:30

UML2 is in development only. I wouldn't recommend you use this for
production work even without any modules.

Bob

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Re: ArguUML2: exception at startup

Joost Kraaijeveld — 2012-08-09T13:25:57

OK, that worked. But this more or less defeats the purpose:  I actually
want to use ArgoUML with C++ code generation.

Is there any development done, at this moment, on ArgoUML UML2 in
general and C++ in particular?

Re: ArguUML2: exception at startup

Thomas Neustupny — 2012-08-09T13:20:03

Hi,

the problem is apparently in loading the UML1 profile in the cpp module.
Just move avay ext/argo_cpp.jar, then you might get one step further.

Regards,
Thomas N.

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ArguUML2: exception at startup

Joost Kraaijeveld — 2012-08-09T08:41:49

Hi,

When running argouml2.sh on Linux (Debian Wheezy AMD64 with OpenJDK) I
get the following exception:

Fatal error on startup.  ArgoUML failed to start.
java.lang.RuntimeException: org.argouml.profile.ProfileException: Error loading profile XMI file 
at org.argouml.language.cpp.profile.BaseProfile.loadProfileModels(BaseProfile.java:256)
at org.argouml.language.cpp.profile.NormalProfileCpp.getProfileModels(NormalProfileCpp.java:100)
at org.argouml.language.cpp.profile.NormalProfileCpp.getProfilePackages(NormalProfileCpp.java:85)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProfileConfiguration.addProfile(ProfileConfiguration.java:217)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProfileConfiguration.<init>(ProfileConfiguration.java:114)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProjectImpl.<init>(ProjectImpl.java:199)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProjectImpl.<init>(ProjectImpl.java:191)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProjectManager$1.execute(ProjectManager.java:313)
at org.argouml.kernel.ProjectManager.makeEmptyProject(ProjectManager.java:324)
at org.argouml.application.Main.o

Re: Multiplicity Questions

Mark Fortner — 2012-04-04T14:32:58

I've fixed the multiplicity issues and altered the GeneratorJava class to
return Lists instead of Vectors.  However, I can't seem to get the
generateVisibility method to give me the appropriate visibility.  Here's
what's happening:

   - When I debug into the method I find that a call
   to Model.getFacade().isPublic(obj) is always returning true.  It is being
   passed an AssociationEndImpl object, and when you get its visibility it
   returns Public.  When I try to inspect the AssociationEnd all I get are a
   ton of MOF IDs, and maps and lots of useless crap but no attribute called
   visibility that I can inspect.

   - When I make a call to getName on the Association, it returns null for
   both association ends, despite the fact that one of the association ends is
   named.

My thought is that the Property panel is setting some other attribute of
the Association End to private.  But I can't really confirm this.  Does
anyone have any suggestions for how to proceed further?

Mark


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Re: Creating packages

Linus Tolke Tigris — 2012-03-30T05:06:20

Hello!

The Notation is language-specific so there is a possibility to select the
language that is used for interpretation.

        /Linus

2012/3/28 Mark Fortner <phidias51< at >gmail.com>


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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Mark Fortner — 2012-03-29T15:11:17

I've created an issue for this:
http://argouml.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=6421

If I get a chance this weekend, I'll take a look at the existing code for
this.

Cheers,

Mark


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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Mark Fortner — 2012-03-28T16:33:05

Thanks, Tom!

I knew there had to be some UML-specific thing that I needed to do to get
the employeeList in the right place.

As for generating the appropriate type, (ArrayLists vs Vectors), my thought
was that I'd simply generate:

List<Employee> employeeList;


And let the user create the right-side of declaration if they want after
the code has been generated.

Is there currently a preference that allows the user to specify what
version of Java they want to use? Perhaps using the Java profile? Since
Oracle doesn't support 1.4 anymore, is there a reason that we would need to
support the non-generic list?

Mark


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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Tom Morris — 2012-03-28T15:32:51

I've lost track of the ends now, but my impression from the original
message was that you were changing the visibility on the wrong
association end.  Remember that it's the *far* end that you need to
change for things like visibility and navigability.


Is the association navigable in both directions? (the default)  If so,
you'll get data structures on both ends to allow you to get to the
other end.  Set isNavigable to false on the end opposite where you
want the data structure to disappear from.


Support for UML Templates and Java generics is only partially
implemented.  You could probably special case the code generation for
this specific use case without generics support, but you might need to
take backward compatibility into account (e.g. provide a preference
setting for what type to generate).

Note also that ArrayList and Vector have slightly different semantics,
particularly vis a vis synchronization, so the two types aren't
completely interchangeable.

Tom

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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Mark Fortner — 2012-03-28T15:06:58

Hi Linus,
I created the association again, clicked on the link in the Properties
panel to go to the Department association end, and then clicked Private.
 When I looked at the source tab, it still showed up as public.  Oddly
enough, on the diagram we see "-employeeList" indicating that the
association end is private.

What's also odd is the fact that Employee also ends up with a *public
Vector employeeList* declaration.

From a useability perspective, it would be nice if the association ends
listed in the Properties panel include the names of the classes they
terminate in.  Even if the association names are unnamed, it makes it
easier to select the right association end.

I'll right these up in one or two issues.  My usual MO when it comes to
these things is to discuss the issue first on the user list (in case
there's a workaround, or some UML weirdness that I don't understand), and
then create an issue if necessary.  If there's a quick code change that I
can figure out, I usually attach a patch and talk it

Re: Creating packages

Mark Fortner — 2012-03-28T14:43:41

Done.  http://argouml.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=6420

The only thing I haven't thought through is how language-specific packaging
separators would be specified.  In Java we use dots, in UML double colons.
I leave that as an implementation detail. :-)

Mark


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Re: Creating packages

Thomas Neustupny — 2012-03-28T12:45:33

Hi Mark,

here's a workaround. Just import RemoveMe.java which contains:

package the.package.hierarchy.you.want;
class RemoveMe{}

;-)

Thomas

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Re: Creating packages

Bob Tarling — 2012-03-28T06:41:59

Hi Mark

Again, I'm afraid what you're asking for doesn't currently exist as a
feature.

It would be a very useful feature though. Please create an issue for it and
assign as to the "notation" subcomponent.

Bob

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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Bob Tarling — 2012-03-28T06:37:16

All of these are relevant defects and change requesst. None of them can be
implemented in ArgoUML at the moment.

The change to define a generic List should be an improved standard
behaviour for an anything to many relationship. Maybe we could even
recognise some stereotype to use Set instead when relevant.

I think a close equivilent of MAP in UML is the qualifier value that can be
set an association-end. This should be an indication to the code generator
to create a Map instead. The qualifier would by the key for that map.

I think if you have set the multiplicity to 1 and our currently geting a
vector that should be raised as a defect.

Please raise defects, enhancements as appropriate.

As Linus says you are free to try to implement. Hopefully you will find
help on the dev list or maybe the subcomponent owner will come in to
implement.

Regards

Bob


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Re: Multiplicity Questions

Linus Tolke Tigris — 2012-03-28T04:53:43

Hello Mark!

I think you should point out that this is a Java generation question.
Because we completely separate implementations for each language this kind
of thing might work differently for C++, C#., PHP and SQL.

For Java, ideally the generation would create different code depending on
the multiplicity and you would want to control the array/vector/list-type
used when realizing links with multiplicity bigger than 1. I think it is
now fixed to a Vector that is probably not a good choice in most cases
since generics were introduced as you point out.

When I test to set the association end to visibility private I notice that
it changes to private. Please check this again!

I am not sure where it would be natural to have a Map generated. I guess it
would be for association classes or associations with three or more ends
but I don't think that is supported in the code generation.

As a developer of ArgoUML you are most welcome to make the improvements you
suggest here. It is a much-needed addition.

Re: Creating packages

Mark Fortner — 2012-03-27T21:06:10

Hi Tom,
When I try naming the package that way, I don't get the hierarchy I want.
 I often need to create subpackages.  It would be nice if the package name
were parsed for separators, and the appropriate hierarchy generated.

Mark


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