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User has java project with nested class and RE'ed uml project with class digram, that shows outer and inner classes. If user removes nested class from source and performs RE to the same uml project, removed nested class is still shown on diagram. workaround: close and reopen diagram. Nested class will disappear. steps to reproduce: - Create an empty Java project - Add 'pack' package into the Java project - Add 'OuterClass' class under the package ----------------------------------------------------------- package pack; public class OuterClass { class InnerClass{ } } ----------------------------------------------------------- - Reverse Engineer the Java project into UML project - Create a Class diagram - Darg and Drop 'OuterClass' and 'OuterClass|InnerClass' on the diagram. - Go to the Java project - Remove InnerClass from source file ----------------------------------------------------------- package pack; public class OuterClass { } ----------------------------------------------------------- - Reverse Engineer the Java project into the existing UML project - Go to the Class diagram BUG: 'InnerClass' and nested link to 'OuterClass' are still displayed. It is problem of diagram refreshing, because Inner class is removed from model.
The "InnerClass" class is no longer an element in the model, but it still appears on the diagram.
low use case not currently impacting our installed user base.
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 80569 ***
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