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Looking for UML reverse engineering tool Lee Grissom
6/21/2007 3:56:29 PM
visual studio .net ide: I'm looking for a solid reliable UML tool for documenting our VS2005 C#
solution, by taking the source code and generating class, activity,
and/or sequence diagrams. I am not concerned about price, but about
reliability and ease of use. Any recommendations are greatly
appreciated.
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Lee

Re: Looking for UML reverse engineering tool BobF
6/21/2007 6:00:13 PM

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Check out http://staruml.sourceforge.net/en/

This isn't an endorsement. All I know about it is that it has an option to
reverse engineer c#

Re: Looking for UML reverse engineering tool John Saunders [MVP]
6/22/2007 3:29:20 AM
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I use Sparx Enterprise Architect (http://www.sparxsystems.com.au/).
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John Saunders [MVP]

Re: Looking for UML reverse engineering tool ondrejsv
7/2/2007 7:08:02 AM
StarUML has some C# reverse engineering but it doesn't understand partial
classes in the current version. :-(

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