Auto-Generation of Code from UML Model

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Steve

Hi guys,

I was wondering what tools people are using to generate code from UML
models in .NET?

I know that there is a class designer in VS which is great (since it
is effectively another view of the code, so always remains in synch
with the code), but often the people doing designs don't use VS.

I know that Borland Together 2007 can be used to generate code, but
what other tools are out there? What pros and cons have you discovered
with them?

I'd be really interested to hear your views on this.

Many thanks,

Steve.
 
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Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )

Hi guys,

I was wondering what tools people are using to generate code from UML
models in .NET?

I know that there is a class designer in VS which is great (since it
is effectively another view of the code, so always remains in synch
with the code), but often the people doing designs don't use VS.

I know that Borland Together 2007 can be used to generate code, but
what other tools are out there? What pros and cons have you discovered
with them?

I'd be really interested to hear your views on this.

Many thanks,

Steve.

Honestly I do not know of any other way. Back in the 1.X days you had
Rational's XDE but once it was bought by IBM they are not supporting
later releases of .NET
 
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Arne Vajhøj

Steve said:
I was wondering what tools people are using to generate code from UML
models in .NET?

I know that there is a class designer in VS which is great (since it
is effectively another view of the code, so always remains in synch
with the code), but often the people doing designs don't use VS.

I know that Borland Together 2007 can be used to generate code, but
what other tools are out there? What pros and cons have you discovered
with them?

I'd be really interested to hear your views on this.

Visual Paradigm
ArgoUML

can both generate C# from UML diagrams.

Arne
 

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