Release of Modelio Java Solution 2.2 on June 15th 2012

Modelio Java Solution 2.2 enhances developer agility, boosts developer productivity in Eclipse, and improves application quality, even where developers have not used an initial modeling approach.
Based on existing Java code and Java code currently under development, Modelio Java Solution 2.2 consolidates this code, builds architecture overview models in UML, and completes Javadocs with these models.

Benefits brought by new features

Update of existing code
Construction of design overview models
Support of audit and reverse engineering
Improved Javadocs

Key features

Reverse engineering of existing code, and automatic construction of UML models
Construction of package diagrams with overview of inter package/inter-class dependencies
Browsing in dependency graphs, analysis of causes
Update/generation of Java utility methods
Generation of Javadocs integrating UML diagrams, HTML browsing in Javadoc graphs

Key features of the current Modelio Java Solution

Automatic update of Java utility methods

The Eclipse IDE is used to create utility methods (equals, hashCode, toString) from a class definition. However, it does not maintain them, which can cause well know problem, such as bugs and maintenance work. Modelio keeps the Java code consistent, by reversing it and keeping generation "up to date".

Modelio and Java utility methods

Design diagram generation in Javadocs

Never before will you have seen Javadocs as attractive as those produced by Modelio. With Modelio, you can automatically improve all the Javadocs belonging to your existing applications.

See an example of Javadoc produced on the swt library

Reverse engineering and UML diagram construction

Modelio analyzes your application (.java, .jar), and builds UML models and diagrams dedicated to Java programmers and designers
Class diagrams
Package diagrams with dependency overview