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Lesson 4: Run the Java-to-UML transformation to create a UML model from existing Java source code

This lesson shows you how to run the Java-to-UML transformation to generate a UML model from Java code. You might do to this to create a UML project or if the UML model that exists for the code is obsolete.

</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 run the Java-to-UML transformation.</p> <div class="section">The animation demonstrated the following tasks:<ul><li>How to create a Java-to-UML transformation configuration</li> <li>How to run the Java-to-UML transformation to create a UML model from code that the UML-to-Java transformation generated.</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div class="tutorialPrevNext"> <a class="tutorialPrev" href="../topics/transform_lesson3.html" title="Lesson 3: Add elements to the UML model and rerun the UML-to-Java transformation">&lt; Previous</a> | <a class="tutorialNext" href="../topics/transform_summary.html" title="Summary">Next &gt;</a></div> </body> </html>