This post is updated 2019-07-15 for Eclipse IDE version 2019-06
UML is essential when developing applications. To have a UML editor right inside of Eclipse IDE is beneficial since you don't have to switch between programs when checking a UML design or the other way when adjusting an existing UML design when implementing details in the classes you write inside the IDE.
UMLet plugin for Eclipse is a good place to get started with UML design. It can also be used as a standalone UML editor.
I had some issues installing the UMLet plugin for Eclipse IDE but found the following way to work for me. I installed umlet plugin version 14.3.
1. Download the .zip file UMLet plugin for eclipse from UMLet Website.
2. Unzip the file and locate the JAR file for the plugin. It is located in a plugin folder.
3. Move the com.umlet.plugin-**.*.jar file to your "eclipse/dropin" directory.
4. Start or restart Eclipse IDE.
5. Choose "File/New/Other/Other/" and Umlet diagram. Or press Ctrl + N then Other and Uml diagram.
6. Then your good to go from here. It's a great plugin!
On the UMLet website it said that you should put the file in the plugin directory. This did not work for me.
Resources:
UMLet FAQ
UMLet versions and downloads
Github for Umlet - Common Problems
UML is essential when developing applications. To have a UML editor right inside of Eclipse IDE is beneficial since you don't have to switch between programs when checking a UML design or the other way when adjusting an existing UML design when implementing details in the classes you write inside the IDE.
UMLet plugin for Eclipse is a good place to get started with UML design. It can also be used as a standalone UML editor.
I had some issues installing the UMLet plugin for Eclipse IDE but found the following way to work for me. I installed umlet plugin version 14.3.
1. Download the .zip file UMLet plugin for eclipse from UMLet Website.
2. Unzip the file and locate the JAR file for the plugin. It is located in a plugin folder.
3. Move the com.umlet.plugin-**.*.jar file to your "eclipse/dropin" directory.
4. Start or restart Eclipse IDE.
5. Choose "File/New/Other/Other/" and Umlet diagram. Or press Ctrl + N then Other and Uml diagram.
6. Then your good to go from here. It's a great plugin!
On the UMLet website it said that you should put the file in the plugin directory. This did not work for me.
Resources:
UMLet FAQ
UMLet versions and downloads
Github for Umlet - Common Problems
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