ObjextSlicing

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Last Update: 2013-03-22

1.using reverse engineering tech.. we are going to develope ObjextSlicing tool.

-if there are java program has no UML or design document
it it difficult to maintain the program..
-so we write the ObjextSlicing to gain a Design Document
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