XMI2PHP

XMI2PHP is a tool for automatic generation PHP class files from XMI files.
It is not only able to generate new files but also to update previously
generated files for which it preserves changes made since first generation
or previous update.

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BSD License

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Intended Audience

Developers

User Interface

Command-line, Web-based

Programming Language

PHP

Related Categories

PHP Code Generators

Registered

2005-11-03

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