How to integrate the Eclipse UML plug-in into Eclipse
This article mainly introduces how to integrate the Eclipse UML plug-in into Eclipse, the article is very detailed, has a certain reference value, interested friends must read it!
First, download the Eclipse UML plug-in for free.
Log in to http://www.eclipseuml.com Journal downloader-> and choose the version that suits your Eclipse. The author uses Eclipse 3.4.1 and chooses Eclipse2008- > Eclipse3.4. After entering the download page, select the download package suitable for your operating system, the author is Linux, so click EclipseUMLStudioInstallerforWindows,MacandLinux (including EclipseUMLStudioEdition,EMF,GEFandUML2 and many other plug-ins needed for installation) to download.
Second, modify eclipse.ini to avoid the problem of insufficient memory. The modified configuration is as follows:
-Xms40m
-Xmx512m
-XX:PermSize=512m
Third, double-click the jar file eclipseUML_E340_2008_studioEdition_3.4.2.v20090618.jar after the run step is loaded.
Enter the installation language selection interface. Chinese is not supported. Choose English for the language. Next- >
Welcome interface. Next- >
The version notes interface. Next- >
Protocol interface. Accept the agreement. Next- >
Eclipse root directory selection interface. Select the root directory of the Eclipse you want to integrate EclipseUML into. Next- >
Install the Eclipse UML plug-in selection interface. Select the plug-in you want to install. By default, no selection changes are made. Next- >
Installation progress interface. After waiting for the installation to complete, Next- >
The interface was successfully installed. Quit .
Fourth, delete all files except config.ini in the Eclipse-home\ configuration\ directory. (or do not delete) restart Eclipse.
Fifth, in the Java mode of a normal project, right-click the package name-> and the OpenUML option appears, which proves that the plug-in has been successfully integrated into Eclipse.
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