Links to any tutorial on UML is welcome. Please reply to this topic, and mention the URL of the website, and which UML version the tutorial is about. Thanks !
UML tutorials
ParlezUML has an introductory tutorial (slideshow) about UML. Have a look at http://www.parlezuml.com/, or the site of SparxSystems on UML 2.0 : http://www.sparxsystems.com.au/resources/uml2_tutorial/index.html[/url].
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Hi! I'd be happy to provid some addresses.
the first one is a must :http://www-306.ibm.com/software/rational/uml/
it's really welll documented although with a professional way of exposing, which is for me important. What's nice is that you get also tips or descriptions of proven processes of how to use UML formalismes.
Here is another one in french:
http://www.iict.ch/Tcom/Cours/OOP/Livre/LivreOOPTDM.html
enjoy!
There exist some tools for drawing (some of the) UML diagrams.
UMLet, which you can find here (http://qse.ifs.tuwien.ac.at/~auer/umlet/), is integrated into Eclipse 3, which is good news for Eclipse users. It's a quite basic tool, which you can use for drawing, but not really for documenting. Anyway you can draw all important UML diagram types with it. And you can export your diagrams in some useful formats, like jpg, pdf,... It's an open source tool, so you can use it free.
ArgoUML, which you can find here (http://argouml.tigris.org/) is also an open source tool, and thus usable freely. It supports UML 1.3, and supports the important diagrams. Export to gif, svg,... is possible. This tool is able to generate code automatically, and reverse-engineer existing code. A disadvantage is that it is not integrated in Eclipse. But for the rest, it is a much more advanced tool than umlet. And it is still evolving.
Anyone knows about other tools ? Please share your experience.
UMLet, which you can find here (http://qse.ifs.tuwien.ac.at/~auer/umlet/), is integrated into Eclipse 3, which is good news for Eclipse users. It's a quite basic tool, which you can use for drawing, but not really for documenting. Anyway you can draw all important UML diagram types with it. And you can export your diagrams in some useful formats, like jpg, pdf,... It's an open source tool, so you can use it free.
ArgoUML, which you can find here (http://argouml.tigris.org/) is also an open source tool, and thus usable freely. It supports UML 1.3, and supports the important diagrams. Export to gif, svg,... is possible. This tool is able to generate code automatically, and reverse-engineer existing code. A disadvantage is that it is not integrated in Eclipse. But for the rest, it is a much more advanced tool than umlet. And it is still evolving.
Anyone knows about other tools ? Please share your experience.
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