Thanks to Stephane Galland we now have Debian/Ubuntu packages of uml2svg 0.18 available for download at: http://arakhne.org/article.php3?id_article=48
After 10 months of silence we are pleased to announce that uml2svg 0.18 was just released. As promised, it is just focused on fixing some annoying bugs. We also updated the documentation and the website, and we fixed the online transformation service -- we found another place to host it so that it works once again (http://thor.info.uaic.ro/~mpnt/uml2svg/online). However, because of an unexpected and unacceptably long downtime of the Sourceforge.org shell server we are unable to update our website accordingly.
uml2svg-0.17 was released last night, after several days of struggling to implement the UML 2.0 activity diagrams. Full compatibility with Poseidon 4.1 was achieved. Bugs might still be lurking in the UML 2.0 diagrams, but at least we hope for no regressions in the UML 1.5 part. So, most likely 0.18 will be all about bug fixes, and not about new features.
We are glad to announce the release of uml2svg-0.15, featuring support for UML 2.0 sequence diagrams.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=125826&package_id=137614&release_id=402981
Starting with version 0.15 uml2svg will be released under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Previous versions can still be distributed according to the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). This change was necessary in order to assure more compatibility with other tools, and especially with PragMaTic
( http://sharengo.org/wiki/jsp/Wiki?PragMaTic ).
This is a maintenance release so it does not bring many new features. What it does bring are a lot of minor improvements and bug-fixes together with some code refactoring. The PHP scripts used for the online transformation were rewritten from scratch and are now part of the distribution.
* Improved compatibility with existing SVG viewers (Batik Squiggle) and SVG editors (Sketsa, Sodipodi, Inkscape, WebDraw)
* Added scrollbars to the diagram tree
* New parameters that allow the selection of a single diagram
* Numerous other fixes and improvements (see Change Log for details)
The documentation was converted yesterday into wonderful DocBook XML. Enjoy!
Since we have noticed that many people tried to convert xmi files that are not UML2.0 Diagram Interchange compliant, we have decided to add suport for other file formats as well.