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jhipster-uml
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Welcome to JHipster-UML!
This project's main goal is to bring support of UML (more precisely, XMI) files (from various editors) to JHipster so that it can read the files, without you answering the questions.
You'll be able to create your entities by supplying a UML file (made with your favorite editor, if it supports XMI) to JHipster, and we'll take care of creating your entities for you!
We support: Modelio, UML Designer and GenMyModel. Moreover, we can convert your XMI file to a JDL one, so that you can use it with JDL Studio!
For more information, visit our Wiki page in JHipster's wiki.
Pretty important note: v2.0.0 only supports JHipster v3.0+. The versions before v2.0.0 still support anterior versions of JHipster.
Another pretty important note: if you don't supply all the information we ask (JHipster UML's version, XMI file, etc.) when submitting an issue, nobody can help you... So please, provide us with all the data we need. Thanks.
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UML support for JHipster via XMI files
We found that jhipster-uml demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 14 Jan 2017
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