Tool For converting java code to UML

Hi,
Does anyone know any FREE tool to convert Java application to corresponding UML ..
--jj

Hi,
Thanks for the options ... what about the printing options
--jj

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anybody knows a software convert java code into UML? Classes Diagram.
for example JBuilder do that.
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Hi,
is is possible to generate IDL code from Java Code, Classes, UML, ... using JDeveloper?
I know this is somewhat reverse engeneering, but it would speed up the migration of our existing Java project...Unfortunately it does not. The IDL to Java conversion is handled under the covers by the idl2java.exe included with the database. You might want to search on google for a IDL generator from java source.
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Please, tool for automatic java source conversion?

Hi,
Apart from Sun's jilkit, do you know a software a software that could take the
first java source below as input and automatically produce:
1) a converted java source file similar to the second file below;
2) resource files (e.g. mess.properties, mess_es_MX.properties, mess_fr_CA.properties) .
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new String[]{"" + args[0], "" + args[1]}
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The javadoc tool has no such capability. I believe some IDEs have
this, but don't know which ones. You could also look at these places:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/faq/#docletsfromthirdparties
http://doclet.com
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I am unable to convert that JAVA code into JSP,can anyone help me in this regard
Here is my code
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import javax.imageio.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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        return new BufferedImage(cm, raster, false, null);
    static void display(BufferedImage image) {
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            public void run() {
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                f.setVisible(true);
}thanks&regards
Mahender

According to me just convert ths code to servlet and instead of displaying the image with BufferedImage just stream it (the image) to the browser. This will be useful to catch the general idea.

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http://www.artinsoft.com/en/home/menu2.asp
What do say to this?

From Artisan website:
"... the [Java] code with no correspondence on .NET has to be rewritten in order to reach �Functional Equivalence� with respect to the original application. The Functional Equivalence generates the same functionality as the original application, but with the added advantage of being on .NET."
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