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Adding Class Diagrams To Your Java Code Using YWorks UML Doclet and Netbeans 8.0.2

To add class diagrams to Java code using yWorks UML Doclet and Netbeans, download the yWorks UML Doclet, modify the project properties to specify the doclet path and resource path, and generate Javadoc to output class diagrams.

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Adding Class Diagrams To Your Java Code Using YWorks UML Doclet and Netbeans 8.0.2

To add class diagrams to Java code using yWorks UML Doclet and Netbeans, download the yWorks UML Doclet, modify the project properties to specify the doclet path and resource path, and generate Javadoc to output class diagrams.

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Adding Class diagrams to your Java code using yWorks UML Doclet and Netbeans

1. Download the yWorks UML Doclet from


http://www.yworks.com/en/downloads.html#yDoc.
2. Right click on your Projects folder to explore Projects within Net Beans. Choose
"Properties".

3.Paste the following text (with modifications for the path you saved yWorks UML
Doclet in) into Properties->Documenting.

Example text: -docletpath "C:\Users\Peter\javadev\yworks-uml-doclet-3.0_02jdk1.5\lib\ydoc.jar" -doclet ydoc.doclets.YStandard -resourcepath


"C:\Users\Peter\javadev\yworks-uml-doclet-3.0_02-jdk1.5\resources" -umlautogen
Note: Please be careful on the file path and also the open inverted commas (" ")
4. Click OK
5. Right click on the project folder and click on generate Javadoc

6. End results looks like this

7. Please take note that the java classes should be saved in their own package,
and NOT in the default package.
For example:

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