I have Visio2007 and I really like it. However, it doesn't seem to have UML model/datatypes for Java. Is there some template I can download for Java? Or should I just forget about Visio altogether and get an Elipse plugin?
Thanks!
I have Visio2007 and I really like it. However, it doesn't seem to have UML model/datatypes for Java. Is there some template I can download for Java? Or should I just forget about Visio altogether and get an Elipse plugin?
Thanks!
I had the same question, but then I messed around with it until I figured it out. Now, bear with me; this is the first time I have ever posted a response to an answer. Since I figured it out I thought I should transfer my brain’s data into your brain (eww.. we’re interfacing).
Now to business... You can actually make up your own package and data types. What I did was I went to the
Model Explorer
tab on the left. Then, I right-clicked onIDL Data Types
, and then I clickedDuplicate
(since I didn’t want to make my own from scratch and it pretty much has what I want). It will then make a new package called "Package 1". Right-click on it and selectRename
; I renamed mine to “Java Data Types” since that is what I am making, but you can name it “Underpants” if you want. Then, I opened my new package and right-clicked each data type, one at a time, and selectedProperties
. Then it will open up theUML Property Editor
. From there, click onName
, then remove the word “idl” from inside the brackets, so “boolean(idl)” now says ”boolean()”.Now, one other thing: There is no
int
data type, so you need to make one. It is pretty easy; just right-click on your newly created folder, clickNew
, then clickData Type
. It should open theUML Datatypes Properties
window. Now, click inside theName
tab, type in “int()”, then clickOK
. And you’re all done.See, that wasn’t so bad. Heck if I can do it, you definitely should be able to do it. I hope this was understandable and helpful. If not, well I guess I have failed you and I should now fall on my sword to save my honor.
The latter is a better option, IMHO. Further, I don't think UML Models should be specific to Java. I am not aware of, if there are any java-specific UML, around.
I found this while searching over the net. UML Models: MS Visio 2007.
There is a Visio UML template for Java at http://barzeenotes.blogspot.com/2014/11/java-and-javascript-support-for.html