sequence-diagram

I am using eclipse to write java code. If I'm debugging some code I can set a breakpoint and follow along as the code goes through each of the functions or I can backtrack. I can also look at the call hierarchy or the references to get an idea. But that's not enough. I would like to have a some sort of time-based visualization of what each thread is doing along the process from ... let's say "point A" (pressing a button on the interface) to "point B" (getting the result). I want to see which classes/methods were called in what order. I want a good way to visualize what kind of output is coming

Is there a way to Generate Code from sequence diagram ?? All I could find is Reverse Engineeering ie..from the generated code you can obtain sequence diagram. Is there a way to do otherway round (From the diagram to source code generation). This is already acheived for UML class diagrams. link for the same http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff657795.aspx i want the same thing for sequence diagram. Is there any third party tools generating the code from the UML Sequence diagram?? would like to know more about it..?? [And the language which i'm using for code generation is CSharp] Can

I want to draw a Sequence Diagram Where A -> B.run() B.run() -> B.m1() B.m1() -> B.m2() So far I've come up with these. http://i51.tinypic.com/eja5bl.jpg http://i52.tinypic.com/1449s3.jpg But Here I cannot mention it clearly that B.m2() is called by B.m1() Rather it looks like B.run() Calls both B.m1() and B.m2() serially. ------------- EDIT ---------------- This is What I Currently have drawn http://i55.tinypic.com/21276kk.jpg Well Is my Current Diagram Okay ?? What I want is this. (Call Flow) SpiritAdapter -> SpiritEngine::run(spirit:string, method:string, args[]) SpiritEngine::run(spirit

What do the vertical rectangles signify in a UML sequence diagram? For example I want to know the meaning of the rectangle pointed to by the green arrow. Do the height of these rectangles mean anything? 0decimal0 The vertical rectangles denote execution specification . Execution specification is a part of object's interaction which represents period of object's lifetime when it is either doing some activity or simply waiting for the reply from other object. By some activity I mean sending messages etc. Length of the rectangle however, are irrelevant. You may or may not draw these as they are

I'm currently working on a sequence diagram for an auction system which acts as the middleman between customers and companies. However I'm having difficulty with the design of the system and would appreciate some guidance, especially as I seek to tighten up the UML diagram. The entire idea behind the system is that the customer creates a booking via a mobile app which uploaded to the auction app where companies can bid for it. If a company wins a bid, the auction app gives them a price range in which they can give the customer a quote (i.e. if company A wins a bid to mow customer X's lawn,

Say method m of class A calls method n on class B, but the source code of class B does not contain n, since n is inherited from one of the superclasses of B. How will the sequence diagram look? Will there be message interaction between A and B by the method n or would it be with A and the superclass of B with by method n If you're to respect the principle of encapsulation, the interaction would purely be between A and B . The fact that B 's implementation uses inheritance is of no concern to the code written in A - it's sole world view is that it calls the method on B . You can safely change

I have created sample android project. Now i have to create sequence diagram for that. Is there any way to automatically generate sequence diagram for android project from android studio. venkatesh gowda Finally I got the solution. I have installed a plugin, previously called SequencePluginReload from Android Studio, now called SequenceDiagram It is very easy to use and works like charm. I have downloaded SequenceDiagram suggested by @venkatesh in above answer, but didn't understand how to use it. After searching I found how to use it. Download the zip file in the above link. Go to Android

I am looking out for a eclipse plugin or an open source tool to reverse engineer the sequence diagrams. I tried using Alto UML, but it just gives out sequence diagram of the class chose. I would like to have a sequence diagram of the whole call stack with methods, input arguments and output arugments as well. Could you please let me know some pointers on this? Thanks! Jordi Cabot Take a look at the MoDisco open source eclipse project MoDisco Architexa does have sequence diagrams for the whole call stack with methods. What you will find is that unlike typical UML tools Architexa is much more