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Lesson 2: Use visual development features to update the UML model

This lesson shows you how to use visual development features to update the UML model with the changes that you made to the Java™ code. The changes that you make to the visual representations of the Java™ code element are reflected automatically in the corresponding Java file.

</object></div> </div> <div/><div class="nested1" xml:lang="en-us" id="lessoncheckpoint"><a name="lessoncheckpoint"><!-- --></a><h2 class="topictitle2">Lesson checkpoint</h2> <div><p>This lesson demonstrated how to add Java code elements to a Java project and update the UML model with the changes to the Java code.</p> <div class="section">The animation demonstrated the following tasks:<ul><li>How to add Java code elements to a Java project</li> <li>How to make changes to visual representations of Java code elements and see these changes reflected automatically in the corresponding Java file</li> <li>How to use visual development features to update the UML model with the changes to the Java code</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div class="tutorialPrevNext"> <a class="tutorialPrev" href="../topics/transform_lesson1.html" title="Lesson 1: Create a UML-to-Java transformation configuration and generate Java classes from a UML model">&lt; Previous</a> | <a class="tutorialNext" href="../topics/transform_lesson3.html" title="Lesson 3: Add elements to the UML model and rerun the UML-to-Java transformation">Next &gt;</a></div> </body> </html>