It may well be worth downloading ArgoUML from subversion and taking a look at that replacement sequence diagram implementation that is currently in development.
Although I'm not familiar with the sequence diagrams of 0.12 the complexities in the current 0.24 release have been simplified in the new sequence2 model. Follow the cookbook direction to download to eclipse and run with the ArgoUML Sequence2 launcher. Bob. 2008/8/11 Henrik Arro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > I'm working on an open source project to automatically create sequence > diagrams, JSeq ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/jseq/). One of the > supported file formats is .zargo files for ArgoUML. > > JSeq was created way back in 2003, when 0.12 was the current ArgoUML > version. Due to some recent interest, I have started working on the project > again. > > It turns out that the .zargo files created by JSeq cannot be opened using > ArgoUML 0.24. No big surprise, hey, it's been five years. Anyway, I found > that by adding > > <documentation> > <version>0.12</version> > </documentation> > > to the .argo file in the zip archive, the file can be opened. > > The problem is that only a number of collaborations are shown, the actual > sequence diagrams are nowhere to be found. The collaborations contain all > the objects, links, stimuli, etc. that should be in the diagram, but the > graphical representation is gone. > > I downloaded 0.12 to confirm that it works with that version, and it does. > > Any ideas about how best to update the generated file format to support > 0.24? > > Thanks and best regards, > > Henrik Arro --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
