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From: <ki...@us...> - 2003-04-02 02:08:37
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CreateGraphvizUML uses the Pymerase API to generate a 'dot'
file which can then be used by a Graphviz program called
'dot' to generate graphs which look similar to UML.
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This isn't really needed if your using UML in the first
place as the input source. If you are using the Table.dtd
XML file format, then this module becomes useful for
displaying your schema to the world.
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Once you have generated a '.dot' file, you use the following
line to generate a '.ps' (postscript) file.
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'dot -Tps -o nameOfPsFile.ps nameOfDotFile.dot'
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You should end up with something that looks like the image
below, which was taken from the xmiSchool example included
with Pymerase.
<img src="/images/xmiSchool.jpg">
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