Atlassian Confluence Integration
Visual Paradigm support integration with Atlassian Confluence in version 17.3 build 20250901. This allows you to directly publish your diagram images into Confluence. In this article we guide you through the steps to setup the integration and publish your diagrams.
Multi-Factor Authentication Support in Teamwork Server/Visual Paradigm Online
Starting from version 17.3 Visual Paradigm support Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in Teamwork Server and Visual Paradigm Online. As long as the member account in Teamwork Server/Visual Paradigm Online associated with Visual Paradigm Desktop license in Standard Edition or above (excluding academic partner license), or Visual Paradigm Online Combo Edition or above (for Visual Paradigm Online only) then user will allow to enable MFA login.
How to perform Instant Reverse using Plugin API
Visual Paradigm’s Plugin API not just allows you access to the models and diagrams in your project, it also allows you to trigger various functions in the application. In this article we will show you how to trigger Instant Reverse to reverse your source code into model using plugin.
Output Project Change History on Specific Model Types
The build-in Doc. Composer Revision Differences template can let you output the change history of models in your project. By default it will output all changes within the selected scope. In this article you will learn how to customize the default Revision Differences template to output the change history on specific model type(s).
Publishing Flipbooks with Visual Paradigm Online: What You Need to Know
Visual Paradigm Online offers a dynamic platform for turning creative content into interactive flipbooks—perfect for designers, educators, marketers, and storytellers alike. However, to maintain quality and prevent misuse, the platform has implemented a content moderation system to ensure all publications meet community standards.
How to Create Internal Transition in State
A UML state internal transition is a type of transition within a state machine where an event triggers a behaviour without causing the state to change. Unlike external transitions, which move an object from one state to another, internal transitions allow actions to be executed while remaining in the same state. To create internal transition in state:
Understand State Presentation Options
A state is a constraint or a situation in the life cycle of an object, in which a constraint holds, the object executes an activity or waits for an event. Visual Paradigm offer wide range of presentation settings to let you configure the visual presentation of your state machine diagram. Below are all presentation options available to states in Visual Paradigm and what are their meaning.
Understand Actor (Use Case) Presentation Options
An actor (use case) specifies a role played by a user or any other system that interacts with the subject. It may represent roles played by human users, external hardware, or other subjects. Below are all presentation options available to use case actor in Visual Paradigm and what are their meaning.
Understand Presentation Options in Use Case
A Use Case describes a task that is performed by an actor yielding a result of business value for a business. The Use Case in Visual Paradigm‘s Use Case Diagram offers a variety of presentation options that allow users to customize how it being visualize on diagrams. Below are all presentation options available to use case in diagram and what are their meaning.
Understand Presentation Options in Use Case Diagram
A UML use case diagram is the primary form of system/software requirements for a new software program underdeveloped. Use cases specify the expected behavior (what), and not the exact method of making it happen (how). Visual Paradigm‘s Use Case Diagram offers a variety of presentation options that allow users to customize the view of their diagrams. Below are all presentation options available to use case diagrams and what are their meaning.
