SPin SPin.jar http://www.klarEntwickelt.de/SPin/download/v1_5/SPin_20060320.zip Felix Klar felix@klarEntwickelt.de lib\jreversepro.jar Realization of Architecture Stratification. Reverse engineering of Java bytecode. SPin enables Architecture Stratification in Fujaba and provides a mechanism called 'VMSynchronizer' that is able to reverse engineer Java bytecode into a UML classdiagram. For that, just create a UML class with a full qualified name of a corresponding Java class (e.g. 'java.lang.Object'), right click on the UML class and invoke 'SPin -> sync with VM'. To realize Architecture Stratification, new diagram elements are provided, namely R(efinement)Annotation and R(efinement)Link. Those elements can be used by a software-engineer to annotate common diagrams. Additionally SPin allows developers to define TransformationRules, which are stored in a library. Rules can be used to transform (annotated) diagrams. A rule normally checks if an annotation is matched and if so, it starts a transformation-process. One can create new TransformationRules which e.g. operate on the Fujaba-UML-Metamodel. The intention is to use the provided annotations in combination with a TransformationRule A that makes a diagram more concrete (refinement-step) and a TransformationRule B (which must be the inverse of A) that makes a diagram more abstract (reversed refinement-step). Using this mechanism one has different views on a UMLClassDiagram and can add/remove aspects and design-patterns to/from a UMLClassDiagram. Compare a TransformationRule that makes a diagram more concrete with a stencil or template that can be parametrized with an ASGElement (like a UMLClass, UMLAssociation, UMLMethod, UMLAttribute or UMLGeneralization) or any other type (String or number) This parametrization is realized with RefinementAnnotation and RefinementLink. Tip: Have a look at the example projects that come with this plugin to see what you can do with SPin. SPin SPin.jar http://www.klarEntwickelt.de/SPin/download/v1_4/SPin_20050727.zip Felix Klar felix@klarEntwickelt.de Realization of 'Architecture Stratification' and reverse engineering of Java bytecode. SPin enables Architecture Stratification in Fujaba and provides a mechanism called 'VMSynchronizer' that is able to reverse engineer Java bytecode into a UML classdiagram. For that, just create a UML class with a full qualified name of a corresponding Java class (e.g. 'java.lang.Object'), right click on the UML class and invoke 'SPin -> sync with VM'. To realize Architecture Stratification, new diagram elements are provided, namely R(efinement)Annotation and R(efinement)Link. Those elements can be used by a software-engineer to annotate common diagrams. Additionally SPin allows developers to define TransformationRules, which are stored in a library. Rules can be used to transform (annotated) diagrams. A rule normally checks if an annotation is matched and if so, it starts a transformation-process. One can create new TransformationRules which e.g. operate on the Fujaba-UML-Metamodel. The intention is to use the provided annotations in combination with a TransformationRule A that makes a diagram more concrete (refinement-step) and a TransformationRule B (which must be the inverse of A) that makes a diagram more abstract (reversed refinement-step). Using this mechanism one has different views on a UMLClassDiagram and can add/remove aspects and design-patterns to/from a UMLClassDiagram. Compare a TransformationRule that makes a diagram more concrete with a stencil or template that can be parametrized with an ASGElement (like a UMLClass, UMLAssociation, UMLMethod, UMLAttribute or UMLGeneralization) or any other type (String or number) This parametrization is realized with RefinementAnnotation and RefinementLink. Tip: Have a look at the example projects that come with this plugin to see what you can do with SPin.