Jdeveloper UML Support

Hi,
I am trying to evaluate the extent of UML support that JDeveloper provides. For any new application development, we create all the UML diagrams as part of the design process.
From the new features provided by Jdeveloper 9.0.2, the following UML diagrams can be created
1) Class diagrams
2) Component diagrams
3) Activity diagrams
I am not sure whether the new version can provide support for the creation of the following UML diagrams?
1) Use Case diagrams
2) Sequence Diagrams
3) Collaboration diagrams
4) State Chart diagrams
5) Deployment diagrams
Can someone from Oracle please provide me some clarity on Jdeveloper support for the above UML diagrams? I am looking at replacing Rational/Together with Jdeveloper if the above functionality is already supported. If Oracle doesn't support this at the moment, Do you want to add these as new features in the next releases.
Please respond me back as soon as possible?
Regards,
Kishore Chekuri

Dai Clegg,
Sequence diagrams and Use Case diagrams are the next most important required features to support design using UML. After that Collaboration diagrams and State Chart diagrams. Deployment diagrams should be given least priority since they can also be generated using visio or word.
Thanks for your response.
Regards,
Kishore Chekuri

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user506305
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user506305

Hi,
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What issues are you having refactoring UML elements. You should be able to refactor all elements apart from the diagrams and packages.
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