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file:///C:/uml/BOUML/bouml_3.0/doc/TOUT.html324 of 378 07/10/2007 15:55Open allows to get an already made catalog, may be to complete it.The main goal of Java catalogis to send a class or all the classes under a package and its sub-packages to BOUML, using the menu appearing with a right mouse butclick on a class or a package into the Java catalog browser :In case the sent class(es) <strong>reference</strong> other classes (for instance to inherits them), these classes are also sent with the classes they <strong>reference</strong>etc ...For instance, in case the BOUML project p is empty and the class sunw.io.Serializable is sent, the result will be :As you can see, contrarily to the result of a standard Java reverse, the two classes do not have associated artifact, because the goal is justto allow to have a class generalizing Serializable, or having an attribute of this type etc ...Thanks to Java catalog, you do not have to define the JDK and other classes by hand in BOUML to use them !Note : the saving of a catalog is just a list of classes and the pathname of the file defining them, not the classes definitions. When yousend a class to BOUML, Java catalogreverse the associated file to get the class definition, this implies that you must not delete or move the Java source files defining theclasses of the catalog.Previous : Java reverseNext : Php generator
file:///C:/uml/BOUML/bouml_3.0/doc/TOUT.html325 of 378 07/10/2007 15:55PHP generatorThe PHP code generator is a plug-out directly written in C++.The generated sources follows the definition made in BOUML at the artifact / class / operation / relation / attribute / extra member levels.When the code generation is applied on a artifact associated to several classes, the code generation is made for all these classesNevertheless the the Php code generator produce first the code in memory and update the appropriate files only when it is necessary, tonot change the last write date of the files for nothing. Depending on the toggle verbose code generation of the global menu Languages thecode generator is verbose or not.The Php code generator plug-out may be called on :a class : in this case the code generation is in fact applied on the class's artifact, then on all the classes associated to this artifacta artifact : in this case the code generation is in fact applied on all the classes associated to the artifacta class view : the code generation will be applied on all the sub classes, then on all the artifacts associated to these classesa deployment view : the code generation is applied on all the sub artifactsa package (may be the project itself) : the code generation will be applied on all the sub class views and deployment views, then onall their sub classes and artifacts.When the Php code generator is ask through the Tools menu, it is applied on the project, then on all the artifacts.The name of the generated files depend on the artifact name, the extension depend on the language and is fixed for each by thegenerationssettings(see below), the directory where the files are generated may be set in each package containing directly or indirectly the artifact (seegeneration directory).artifactThe Php definition of a artifact is set through the Php source tabs of the artifact dialog.The code generation depend on the stereotype of the artifact :text : the Php definition of the artifact is produced without changes, the name of the generated file is the name of the artifact,including the extension.source : see below.else nothing is generated for the artifact.The generated file name is the artifact's name with the extension specified in the first Php tab of the generations settings :
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