Stereotype is one of the extension mechanisms in the Unified Modeling Language (UML). By defining stereotype, you can extend new notations by deriving from an existing one. You can define new properties to your derived notations using tagged values. In Visual Paradigm, it is not necessary to stereotypes and tagged values using application’s user interface. You can also do this using Open API. This article will show you how to create stereotype and tagged values using Open API. Read more »
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How to define stereotype and tagged values using Open API
Posted by VP Team
on December 6, 2011
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Generate Class Diagram from Existing Classes
Posted by VP Team
on August 4, 2011
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When creating a class diagram, sometimes we would draw it using the Diagram Toolbar and there are times we would reuse elements by drag & drop.
However, when you start from scratch, sometimes it can be difficult to know which class goes with which because we may not necessarily know all relationships among them.
When reversing Java code to sequence diagram, why can’t I select an operation?
Posted by VP Team
on July 20, 2011
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When reversing Java code to sequence diagram, sometimes you may not be able to specify a method for conversion. In the dialog box, somehow the class (to which the method belongs) can’t seem to be expanded to list anything and therefore the method is nowhere to be selected. What happens?
Why doesn’t SDE user interface show up after launching SDE?
Posted by VP Team
on July 12, 2011
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You may use the shortcut that we provide you with to launch SDE for Eclipse. When it first loads up, SDE functions do not appear available immediately. Instead, you probably will see a message saying ‘Please Start SDE-EE-EC’. What happens?