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Reverse Engineering with Forte for Java

 
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Hi,
Does anyone have any experience and/or comments on the Poseidon module for Forte for Java CE
I was planning to do a little UML practice design work and a bit of reverse engineering to see the structure of some stuff I've been doing at home.
I want to do this with a view to the IBM UML certification.( a bit of practice to help the theory sink in .... )
Thanks,
Terry
 
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I installed it(Poseidon1.1) yesterday itself and only words I can think of are "I AM IMPRESSED".
About reverse engg., I tried generating class diagrams for my existing project and it did a neat job.
At present it is able to reverse engineer from "*.java" files and not .jar or .class but one can work around that problem very easily.
You should really try it out.
Regards,
Bhushan
 
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