Class Library => MS Visio

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Just D

All,

If there is a more or less simple way to import the classes and their
relations and create the Microsoft Visio diagram? I can't imagine that I
need to do that manually, only if I have no choice... :(

Just D.
 
If you have Visio Enterprise, there is an option
in Visual Studio .NET 2005 that will automatically
create and move the UML generated into Visio.
 
Just to add to Robbe, this menu is available in VS 2003 too, and located in
the menu Project->Visio UML->Reverse Engineering. But you need correct
version of Visio
If there is a more or less simple way to import the classes and their
relations and create the Microsoft Visio diagram? I can't imagine that I
need to do that manually, only if I have no choice... :(

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You are talking about reverse engineering. If you are doing forward
engineering I think there will not be a problem :-)

chanmm
 
I'm talking about any standard way to do that. It's not a big problem to
write a short loop to get these results, actually I have already done that,
but I was wondering if there is any standard way of doing that.

Just D.
 
Aspose.Diagram [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]is a class library for working with MS Visio files & is a pure .NET alternate for MS Visio Object Model. It enables developers to work with VSD & VDX files on ASP.NET web applications, web services & Windows applications. It makes use of the advanced functionality of Visio's services to manipulate Visio docs on a server. Developer can open files & manipulate the elements of the diagram, from lines and fills, to more complex elements, and then export to native Visio formats or XML. More details here: http://www.aspose.com/categories/.net-components/aspose.diagram-for-.net/default.aspx[/FONT]
 
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