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Servlet / JSP API Class Diagram??

 
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Hi,

Could anyone please tell me where can I find class diagram for Servlet API and JSP API?

For remembering and for reference I need to see all the Servlet APIs on one page in a class diagram, depicting which methods are in base interface and which are inherited ones in derived inteface.

Please help!

Thanks Much!!
[ June 19, 2005: Message edited by: Anand Wadhwani ]
 
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Hellllloooo..... is anybody there???
Respond pleeease!

It would be very nice to see all API in a class diagram at one place. I tried to generate the class diagram using WSAD (WebSphere Studio) But I was unable to. The UI was not allowing me to drag drop classes from jar file but only from my WEB-INF/classes.

I do not want to spend time in reverse engineer the rose model from classes exctracted from j2ee.jar IF somebody could please tell me if any such diagram is already available somewhere on net??? I haven't spent much time on google yet though! Please help.
 
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Somebody help pleeeeeeease!
 
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