UML diagrams using Jdeveloper 9.0.3

I would like to get some help from people who have used Jdeveloper 9.0.3 for creating UML diagrams.
scenario
I have 2 packages namely com.pack.bo and com.pack.ejb created using Jdev.
I have business objects represented in UML inside bo package and have SB's inside ejb package.
Now how would i show the relationships from ejb's to bo's diagramatically ?
Is there any way to show the above mentioned ?
Thanks

Hi,
You could use the Dependency relationship to show the connection on a diagram. Also you could use Notes and Note Attachements to further annotate any relationship.
Regards,
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