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Question on sequence diagram.

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    arijithsinha
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    Hello,

    I am using the MyEclipse
    Version: 6.0.1 GA
    Build id: 6.0.1-GA-200710

    Here’s my setup. I have multiple Projects (some Web and some Java projects)
    I created a new project for my current under development web-application. Under this project I created a UML repository and started working on a sequence diagram. There are new Java classes in this which I created using the class feature. Also I need to refer to some of my existing project classes which contain the service interfaces I will need to complete the sequence diagram. So I defined the existing classes project as a dependency for the current project. From the sequence diagram I used the UML–> Reverse Engineer to select the Java class to add to my UML repository. After reverse engineering I dropped the class onto the sequence diagram. Now when I am trying to create a message from the new class to the existing class I am not able to do so. MyEclipse will only allow me to create a new method, not re-use any existing methods from the class I reverse engineered.

    Does MyEclipse 6.0 currently support the functionality I am trying to describe or will this be a new feature?

    Thanks,
    Arijith

    #282601 Reply

    Loyal Water
    Member

    Arijith,

    Does MyEclipse 6.0 currently support the functionality I am trying to describe or will this be a new feature?

    This is something that is not supported at the moment. You will have to create a new method.

    #282603 Reply

    arijithsinha
    Member

    Nipun,

    Thanks. What is the process for requesting a Feature Request and what would it take to get something like this implemented.

    Thanks,
    Arijith

    #282612 Reply

    Loyal Water
    Member

    Arijith,
    We have a Feature request forum where you can post your request and the other users can vote in favor of your request.

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