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Sunday November 17, 2002

UML and SVG in Eclipse

Eclipse Topics From jsurfer.org:

Omondo is proud of being the first software vendor who will include SVG export inside Eclipse. Omondo is also the first software vendor using GEF and EMF. Our EclipseUML Free Edition allows object-oriented modelling to become truly useful in complex technology domains such as transaction systems, messaging systems and web services. http://www.omondo.com

Cool - a free UML plugin for Eclipse. Don't get too excited though, on the download page, I found it's a beta and has only been qualified for Eclipse 2.0.1 running in Windows 2000/XP. Does that mean it's only been tested on that platform?

Posted in General at Nov 17 2002, 04:26:02 PM MST 2 Comments
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I want to explore UML with Java

Posted by Ram on July 21, 2003 at 05:40 AM MDT #

I tried it on mac os (Pather), does not work...! So much for cross platform compatibility

Posted by SVP on August 22, 2005 at 02:05 AM MDT #

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