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2008/04/18 01:53
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hbuchanan
Joined: 2008/04/18
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Greetings,
I have been trying to figure out a way to extend a java class that resides outside of my own set of packages.
For example, let's say I have a class called 'AssetDestroyed' that extends java.lang.RuntimeException.
How can I refer to RuntimeException in my class diagram?
Thanks,
Hugh
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2008/04/18 02:00
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hbuchanan
Joined: 2008/04/18
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In addition to being able to extend abstract classes, I'd like to also be able to implement interfaces outside of my own packages.
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2008/04/18 15:21
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LilianWong
Joined: 2008/02/22
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Hi Hugh,
Thanks for your post. You can use Instant Reverse to generate classes from the jdk first, then you will be able to reference to the generated class in the diagram.
If there are any inquiries, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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