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Following e-mail describes the issue : > Hello, > > I am a relatively new user of the UML modelling capabilities bundled > with Java Studio Enterprise 7. Although I have no problems in reverse > engineering my code and generating the UML sequence diagrams, I do find > that the resulting diagrams are too general. For instance, I would like > to exclude calls to classes/methods that are part of the standard J2SE > API, such as String.equals(). > > Currently, such calls are being included in the generated sequence > diagrams and thus make it hard to identify the method calls which have > been specifically coded in my application and which are of much greater > importance. Would anyone be able to tell me if there a filtering feature > built into Java Studio 7 that will allow me to exclude calls to classes > that are not part of my application's package? > > Thanks > > > > - Alex