JDT Preference
EclipseUML is tightly integrated in JDT. Therefore, JDT Java code
generation
options are used directly by two components in EclipseUML:
Reverse engineering
See the detail example in in UML Model Reverse Engineering
Java Code generation
EclipseUML uses this option to generate Java code for
attributes. When you create an attribute via diagram, EclipseUML code
generator will concatenate the first prefix/suffix in this option to
produce the Java attribute name. Using our previous example, if we
add a new attribute String name:
we will get a Java attribute fName instead.
public class Employee
{
/**
* @uml property=company associationEnd={multiplicity={(0 1)} ordering=ordered elementType=
* company.Company}
*/
private Company fCompany;
/**
* @uml property=company
*/
public Company getCompany()
{
return fCompany;
}
/**
* @uml property=company
*/
public void setCompany(Company company)
{
fCompany = company;
}
/**
*
* @uml property=name
*/
private String fName;
/**
*
* @uml property=name
*/
public String getName()
{
return fName;
}
/**
*
* @uml property=name
*/
public void setName(String fName)
{
this.fName = fName;
}
}
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