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Is there any plugin to Eclipse 3.5.1, to generate class diagrams and sequence dia from java code,

 
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Hi Friends,
we are doing reverse engineering 6 years old application.
I have code setup in eclipse 3.5.1 I have to draw class diagrams, sequence diagrams by reverse engineering
Is there any plugin or tool for the eclipse, please help me
thanks in advance

- kumar
 
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A few days ago I stumbled upon Objectaid, which promises to do this, but I don't have any further experience with it. OmondoUML does reverse engineering, too.

The Hibernate Mapping diagram (for JPA projects) can be very helpful, too.

Why do you want to use an outdated version of Eclipse?
 
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please provide any free plugins to eclipse 3.5.1 to draw class and sequence diagrams.
please help me it is very urgent.
 
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If you can live without an Eclipse plugin and use a standalone program, check out ArgoUML (tigris.org) or its commercial enhancement Poseidon (gentleware).

There are one or more UML plugins for Eclipse, but the standalone UML apps are more full-featured. ArgoUML can do reverse engineering of Java code. Poseidon comes in 2 flavours, community (free) and commercial (not free), but only the commercial version of Poseidon can do reverse engineering.
 
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Check out these tools

http://sourceforge.net/projects/javacalltracer/

http://maintainj.com/index.html

Best regards

Kenji
 
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In response to the above answer:

The MaintainJ generated sequence diagrams are very advanced compared to the other tools. In addition to the dynamic and readable sequence diagrams for a single use case, MaintainJ shows the call context and the runtime SQL statements. It has many other features like tracing a multi-JVM application, facilities to see how multiple threads interact at runtime, perform runtime impact analysis, etc. It's a must have tool when you are changing a complex legacy application.

Check the demo video.

Note: I'm the author of MaintainJ.
 
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I will give it a try! Thanks!
 
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