Re: [SrcML] UML2.0 representition

[Leif B. <lei...@in...>]

> as I mentioned in the latest meeting I'm going to implement a project 
> representing XML-Code in UML2.0 The chosen language for this project 
> is Java and the name of the project XUML.
>
> The XML-Code which shall be represented in UML2.0 is handed over to 
> the software project by executing it. The user can start the project 
> by the BASH typing the name of the project followed by the XML-Files. 
> I know so far SrcML is running just under Linux. Linux users don't 
> like GUIs so much. Nevertheless I will also implement a  simple one. 
> Maybe some day there will be a Windows version of SrcML. In this GUI 
> the files can be chosen by clicking on them.
So XUML will be a stand-alone-program which processes SrcML documents? 
What's about the idea to make this a view plugin? I would favor this 
plugin, because your not fixed to a special program to view UML 
diagrams of your sourcecode. Instead every "end-user-tool", which uses 
SrcML (I hope everbody know's what I mean), i.e. the forthcoming 
Eclipse plugin, can make use of it.

Leif