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ignored_ethos
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 Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 9:34 pm Post subject: JBuilder 2007 modeling layout |
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Is there a way to layout all object in a class diagram
together. I'd like to print it out without having packages
represented, but instead having the object signify that it
is part of a package. IOW, I want to print one big giant
wall diagram showing everything, not just what is in a package.
Thanks,
-Mark
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ignored_ethos
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| Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 10:23 pm Post subject: Re: JBuilder 2007 modeling layout |
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ignored_ethos wrote:
| Quote: | Is there a way to layout all object in a class diagram together. I'd
like to print it out without having packages represented, but instead
having the object signify that it is part of a package. IOW, I want to
print one big giant wall diagram showing everything, not just what is in
a package.
Thanks,
-Mark
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So far my work around has been to move everything into the
same package and once I'm done I can put them back where
they belong. It sure is a pain though.
On a related note. I noticed if you are in modeling view
with a class diagram open and maximize the diagram, clicking
on a class will not open the code for that class. However,
if you are do not maximize the diagram it does work.
-Mark
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