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Hello,

I need for my program a library for Java which can convert java code to UML diagrams. In my application, I want to load source code or bytecode from disk and make a graphic visualization in UML classes from files. I searched on Internet and found a lot of programs and converters which can do this but I need a library to use it in my own program. Do you know any library for Java which can draw or generate UML diagrams based on java code ? or maybe any others library and things which can be helpful to me ?
Many thanks for each answer.
 
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You can use UmlGraph. It's quite nice.

http://java.dzone.com/articles/reverse-engineer-source-code-u

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