Anyone tried Fujaba?

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Will - 04 Feb 2004 01:16 GMT

I just found a tool called "Fujaba" - it's a free, open source Java UML
modeling tool. Has anyone tried using this tool, or successfully used it in
a "real" project?

http://www.fujaba.de/

Thanks!

-Will

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Tom Hester - 04 Feb 2004 16:25 GMT

I played with it a little. Like most university-freeware UML tools, it is
very restricted in functionality and develops 'nonstandard' diagrams (does
not display methods in the class for example). argouml is probably the best
known of such tools. It has been around for a while and used by a lot of
folks; but it is still less functional than a commercial product. I would
recommend springing for the personal edition of MagicDraw UML. It's only
$150 and there is a free tryout period from www.nomagic.com. But, as I say
there are lots of free tools.

> I just found a tool called "Fujaba" - it's a free, open source Java UML
> modeling tool. Has anyone tried using this tool, or successfully used it in
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> -Will

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Dirk Michaelsen - 05 Feb 2004 07:31 GMT

Hi,

> I just found a tool called "Fujaba" - it's a free, open source Java UML
> modeling tool. Has anyone tried using this tool, or successfully used it in
> a "real" project?

Forget Fujaba! I tried it but didn't mange to produce something usable.

Try Poseidon from www.gentleware.com. There is a free comunity edition to
download which should fit your needs.With Poseidon there are lots of diagram
types you can produce and you can generate Java classes from your UML
diagram.

cu
Dirk

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