UML Enumeration

Keys:
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The Java Enumeration tick-box is used to indicate that the Enumeration will be taken into account by Java Architect. When checked, the UML Enumeration becomes a Java Enumeration and thus its relevant fields appear. |
Java Enumeration

Keys:
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A real-time preview of the generated code. |
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The UML name field is used to modify the UML name of the Enumeration, i.e. the name that appears in the model browser. |
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The Alias tick-box is used to indicate that the enum will use an alias for the generated file. This can be useful if the UML name of the Enumeration is not compatible with the java naming rules. When checked, a new field used to enter the alias name appears on the right. |
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The Visibility buttons are used to indicate the visibility of the enum. |
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The Modifiers tick-boxes are used to indicate the modifiers which will be generated in the enum signature. |
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The Annotations field is used to enter a Java Annotation content for the enum. |
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The Javadoc field is used to enter a Javadoc content for the enum. |
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The Java Enumeration tick-box is used to indicate that the Enumeration is a Java element, i.e an element that is taken into account by the Java Architect module. Unchecking it will make it a simple UML element. |
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The No code field is used to indicate that the Enumeration will not be generated. |