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CB 20070711 1. Create a java class as below: public class OuterClass { public OuterClass () { } public static class InnerClass { public InnerClass () { } } } 2. Involve reverse engineer and create class diagram. -- the nested class InnerClass does not show in class diagram nor the project tree.
There is not actually a nested link relationship. The nested link is simply a graphical way to represent that fact that one model element owns a second model element. In the project tree this relationship is represented by the fact that the nested element is physically shown under the owner. How did you create the diagram? I just created a class and a inner class. I then selected both the outer class and the inner class in the project tree. I then executed CDFS and I get a diagram with two class and a nested link between the classes. I also tested this by first creating a diagram by RE. It also worked.
The problem is gone if I save the java source before RE.