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Is there an equivalent of cflow utility for showing the flow of Java
source code?
A flowchart diagram would be nice but a textual output like cflow
would also suffice.

I searched for it online but mostly came up with diagramming tools
products.

Dont really have time or budget to evaluate so asking opinions/
experience of anyone with something simple (and free).

TIA

On Feb 15, 3:31*pm, Mark Space <marksp...@sbc.global.net> wrote:
> vk02...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Is there an equivalent of cflow utility for showing the flow of Java
> > source code?
> > A flowchart diagram would be nice but a textual output like cflow
> > would also suffice.
>
> > I searched for it online but mostly came up with diagramming tools
> > products.
>
> > Dont really have time or budget to evaluate so asking opinions/
> > experience of anyone with something simple (and free).
>
> Not method calls, per se, but NetBeans has a UML model that will reverse
> engineer code into class diagrams. *I've found it useful for trying to
> understand the structure of large, unfamiliar projects.
>
> <http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/uml/re-sampleapp.html>

I am looking for flow and method calls actually.

Yes, I have used the UML class diagram generator in WSAD and it is
quite useful to get a static view of the system. Is there a Eclipse
plugin for that?

wrote:
> I am looking for flow and method calls actually.

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful then.


>
> Yes, I have used the UML class diagram generator in WSAD and it is
> quite useful to get a static view of the system. Is there a Eclipse
> plugin for that?

No idea actually, I use NetBeans. Maybe check the Eclipse website.

a écrit :
> Is there an equivalent of cflow utility for showing the flow of Java
> source code?
> A flowchart diagram would be nice but a textual output like cflow
> would also suffice.
>
> I searched for it online but mostly came up with diagramming tools
> products.
>
> Dont really have time or budget to evaluate so asking opinions/
> experience of anyone with something simple (and free).
>

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