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Browser window Toolbar : New Diagram icon > UML Behavioral > Use Case.Īt you can download the Modelio Free Edition tool a userfriendly and A UML use case model describes and formalizes relationships between the software Example of a use case with one actor and three use cases. The Use Case diagram is one of the Unified Modeling Language UML or entity and present a simple but compelling picture of how the system will be used. The User Model View Use Case Diagrams The Structural Model View Class Enterprise Architect EA is a powerful tool allowing us to draw the diagrams we need.

Hi georkoy, Intuitively, I would suggest using intermediate throw and catch signal events.Each diagram will help us to think about the system from a certain view.

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In my C projects I've added a package named C Types and added several data types like uint8_t, uint16_t.

Want to have a "uint8_t" type for an att.

I would like to, for example, in the case of a class, get its attributes and methods, along with its relationships, in order to display them through a dialog box.

Hey, I'm currently listing all the elements in a class diagram through the functions getRepresented() and then getCompositionChildren().

How to access the information of diagram elements.

I see that Modelio does not allow it, so I tried to create a custom "CreateGeneralization" tool in module.xml by applying an Enumeration as Scope-Source and Scope-Target. I need to apply a relationship of "Generalization" between two "Enumerations". Once you have added a module to your project configuration, you can use this module in your project as seen on the screenshot below.

Click on to install the module in the project Using a module In the Modules catalog, select the module you want to installģ.

It will open the Project configuration with the Modules tab selected.ġ. The modules can be configured/added/removed from the Project configuration tool. Click on the Add to catalog button Install/Select a module in your project

Select the modules you want by checking the thickboxesĢ. The Modules version checker window will open.ġ. Note that only compatible modules will be suggested. You can search for new versions of these modules or for new modules by clicking on the Check for new versions. The Modules catalog shows the list of modules present on your Modelio configuration and which can be used in your projects. To access the Modules catalog, go to the tool menu Configuration -> Modules catalog. Modelio modules can be downloaded from the Modelio online store or directly from the Modules catalog. Modules are addons that can be plugged to Modelio, the modeling tool, to extends its capabilities.Įxample: to generate Java code from a UML model, you need to deploy the Java Designer module. Some functionnalities are brought by specific modules (Teamwork, code generation, etc.). You can use the Modelio API in your scripts: Developer API Macros can be stored in the Macros Catalog (Tool menu ' Configuration > Macros catalog.')ĭetails on using Jython scripts.

Either type in your script or import one.

Display the script view (Tool menu ' Views > script').

Models can be manipulated with Jython scripts.Ĭreate your own Jython macro with the script view:

In the 'XMI Import' box, use the browser to choose the XMI file to import'.

Select a Package and run the ' Import/Export > Import > XMI Import' command from the package's context menu.

Models can also be imported from other tools via the XMI format.

Select the 'nf' file of the project you wish to import elements from.

Run 'Import/Export > Import > Import model.' command.

Select the work model into which you wish to import model elements.

It is also possible to import only parts of an existing model:

There are other ways of importing models: Importing model elements from another project It is visible in the Workspace view and can be immediately opened. The project is imported in the workspace.

Input: zip archive containing a Modelio project (previously exported from Modelio) This is used to import a whole Modelio project. It contains the whole project: model, modules, attached files.

Open Modelio (Workspace view active - no project open)Ī zip file will be generated.

Embedded services Import/Export Exporting a project

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