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NB is missing what appears to be very useful feature for many developers: some basic UML diagram builder. It doesn't have to be full-blown UML support, just the ability to look at your classes hierarchy would suffice. From the email exchange with Trung Duc Tran: ---- Dmitri Trembovetski wrote on 01/23/05 03:03: > Hello, > > I've just realized that there appears to be no way to generate a > diagram of class hierarchy in netbeans (I'm using a recent NB4.1 > build). > > Is that the case? you're right. We don't have this feature > > All I wanted to do is to take some base class, and build a diagram > of all subclasses. And I don't even need full-blown UML support.. > > This functionality is built-in in Eclipse, as I was told, and it > looks like something every developer would benefit from. > > Any plans for adding something of this sort to NB? It seems that this kind of feature falls squarely into UML tool domain. Perhaps what you really want is some kind of Light UML. Some of us were talking about it, but nothing serious so far -----
I think this should probably something that UML pack should add. Or at least we could use some component from UML pack to show the class hierarchy diagram.
Overtake.
Resetting assignee to default for all bugs reported against product java and assigned to moonko.