Unimozer allows its users to draw UML diagrams and to generate the corresponding Java code automatically.
Here are some key features of "Unimozer":
· Allows the user to draw UML diagrams and generates the relativ Java™ code automatically.
· All changes to the Java code are transmitted immediately back to the UML diagram.
· Classes can be compiled and objects can be created.
· The user can interact with the created objects by calling any of their public methods.
· Methods can be automatically represented as NS-diagrams (using Structorizer).
Requirements:
· Java
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· 01: upgraded BeanShell from 2.0b4 to 2.0b5 [Patrick Spingys]
· 01: remove a building bug [FISRO]
· 01: fixed another bug related to the new structure [FISRO]
· 02: bug while displaying objects with NULL content [FABFR]
· 02: added some tooltips [EVEGI]
· 03: added support for "byte" and "short" parameter types [EVEGI]
· 03: added support for "float" and "long" parameter types [FISRO]
· 04: repaint ob objectizer afer method cal [Marcin Rzeczkowski]
· 05: while saving, the filename was set to the dirname [FABFR/SIBCL]
· 06: printing: unable to print code [SIBCL]
· 06: printing: different other bugfixes [FISRO]
· 07: printing: added bypass for preview [FISRO]
· 07: MAC: fixing about message [SIBCL]
· 08: JavaDoc: fixed a bug while writing on a Windows network drive [FISRO]
· 09: Windows: fixed a bug while using packages [FISRO]
· 10: JavaDoc: generating and displaying JavaDoc with packages didnt work [FISRO]
· 10: Windows: loading projects with packages didn't work [FISRO]
· 11: JavaDoc: fixed another bug while loading...