ObjectAid UML Explorer 1.0.0

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The ObjectAid UML Explorer is optimized for the quick and easy creation of UML class and sequence diagrams from existing Java source code and libraries. It uses the UML notation to show a graphical representation of existing code that is as accurate and up-to-date as your text editor.

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  • Version Number: 1.0.0
  • Eclipse Versions: 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7
  • Organization: ObjectAid LLC
  • Date Created: 07/07/2007
  • Date Updated: 30/07/2011
  • Development Status: Production/Stable
  • License: Other
  • Submitted by: Felix L J Mayer
  • This listing has been installed 343 times in the last 30 days.

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Great tool!

This is a tool for software developers. Love that it quickly and easily lets me conjure up UML simply by writing java classes. Plus I can always reverse engineer existing code.

Would be nice to have the ability to deal with association classes. Right now they are brought in as real classes which is very annoying and makes the diagrams more complicated than they need to be. Maybe add an annotation to the class?

clarification by example

Could you please give a concrete example for clarification? You can contact me as described here: http://www.objectaid.com/contact.

Great Tool

I looked for a UML Tool with following featueres:

-Simple to handle.
-I only want to draw class diagramms. This must be easy to do and the diagrams should look nice.
-Reverse Engineering Capability
-Eclipse PlugIn
-should cost a maximum of 100 €, at best for free

The ObjectAid UML Explorer fulfills all these requierements perfectly. I found no other tool, which fulfill the requirements above

ObjectAid UML is a fantastic Eclipse plugin

I've been using ObjectAid for about two years over three versions of Eclipse. It's a fantastic plugin that I wouldn't be without. It's extremely intuitive to use and very robust and reliable. If you want to make UML diagrams in Eclipse then try ObjectAid first.