AgileJ StructureViews Crack Download For Windows
The diagrams are compiled from the source code and organized hierarchically to display the relationships between methods, classes, interfaces, annotations, parameters, variables and properties.
Some trends around the current development of Agile/XP are shown with the diagrams.
Also see what structures are commonly viewed as and how often.
AgileJ StructureViews provides 3 significant enhancements over existing Eclipse visualizers:
1. Easier to create: by copying and pasting parts of the source code, creating and re-using diagrams is simple.
2. Reuse: once created, diagrams can be displayed at any time and from any perspective for cross-examination of code in the same context.
3. Great speed: creation and updates are lightning fast, unlike other Eclipse visualizers where they are painfully slow.
In addition, AgileJ StructureViews takes advantage of tools designed to help in other parts of the development process.
Most of the time, the diagrams are generated from the source code, without the need of implementing custom tools.
But, if you need to directly manipulate the source code within the diagram, AgileJ StructureViews generates a reference view of the code, allowing direct and simultaneous viewing of the source code and the diagram.
Eclipse Distributed Development for Java J2EE/RESTE0.1/1.0
Released:
06-JUN-2004
J2EE
2.0.3
10/10/2004
1.0
ReleaseNotes-4.0.xml
J2EE
FTP
J2EE 1.0
Eclipse Distributed Development for Java:
Eclipse Disributed Development for Java (DD4J) is a new project
building upon and extending the proven Eclipse Rich Client Platform
(RCP) framework to support the development of distributed applications
within a single Eclipse workbench.
The architecture of DD4J allows individual developers to choose their
most appropriate development environment and workbench for the projects
they are working on. The Java programming language is used to describe
the requirements of a distributed application and is mapped to the
in-Eclipse development model as a set of UI components and interactions.
AgileJ StructureViews Download
This is the official release of AgileJ StructureViews for Eclipse.
This is a stand-alone entity, meaning that the package is self-contained and does not depend on any other Java tool. It is not an Eclipse plugin, nor does it reference any Java API.
This is a free and open-source implementation, meaning that it is distributed under the BSD License (
How does it work?
AgileJ StructureViews is based on a Java representation of the reverse-engineered class hierarchy, usually generated by Rational Software Architect. We take the AgileJ Diagrams (more precisely Diagram Components) in this generated model, and render them as a set of Java diagrams, one per diagram component.
The result is that we create a set of Java-friendly class diagrams that are similar to their Rational counterparts.
One of the most useful and recognizable features of the Rational Java perspective is the ability to quickly see the technical dimensions of a diagram, in addition to the visibility, abstraction, ownership, etc. Our diagrams support this concept too. In addition, we are able to filter out elements of the Java model that we don’t really need to be visualizing.
How do you generate your Java model?
The Java model is created by AgileJ Ant, a Java program that uses GIT to generate the Ant configuration files, that in turn are used to generate the Java code. The Ant build.xml file is written directly into the repo - so GIT saves it in the repo too.
Note: If you add the 'gitattributes' directive to your.gitattributes file, then git will ignore any Ant files. We’ve found this useful for working directly on the Java project files without interference from Ant.
Plug-in features
If you enable the Show dependency view option, then Eclipse displays the dependencies in the Java Model form:
These dependencies enable you to see the links between the elements in the diagram.
This functionality is only available when the Java view is active.
Another important feature of the Java view is the ability to sort the diagrams.
To use this, go to the Java view:
and select Sort View, then select Sort by DAG Type:
You can also expand the class element, thus making it the default element for sorting:
Demo
To see a sample of AgileJ Structure
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