Umple

Hi, I think it would be good to do a formal release of Umple on about April 29th. Currently the most active development is by Ahmed, Mahmoud and Gabriel. If the three of you could make sure you have anything you want included in the release by next weekend, so I can test manually, that would allow me

Hi, I believe I have patched cruise control, following Andrews earlier hard work. I have set it up so that on the server there are symbolic links to the jdk6 and jdk7 versions of java. After starting cruise control I switch them. This cab be automated Timothy C. Lethbridge, PhD, P.Eng., I.S.P., CSDP

Ahh, it's java.nio.file is a Java7 only features [link] -- aforward

Cruise Control is not back up -- but could be soon (with my hack suggestion below) I downloaded and installed java6 (running from /h/ralph/umple_configs/bin/jav a which symlinks to /h/ralph/umple_configs/src/jdk 1.6.0_45/bin/java), and cruise control launched fine. But, umple now requires java.nio and it is tripped on that,

I am playing on the server -- so cruise control will be intermittently unavailable. -- aforward

I am not suggesting we throw the baby out (ie drop cc), but I might look into getting something tangential up and running in the interim. I will however, also look at putting java6 back up on the server in a non standard area for running legacy apps like cc. -- aforward

Hi, In Umple, you will now find a new cpp generator by Ahmed and Mahmoud. To generate it you need to say 'generate RTCpp;' in Umple. For multilingual code injections, the language code is still 'Cpp'. There are a great many innovations in this project, and more to come. It is not umplified. Ahmed and Mahmoud have promised to do that.

Hi, Our cruise control server has run into some important problems, Apparently it doesn't work under Java 7. The server had been running for a year, but we updated to Java 7 about 6 months ago. Cruise Control wasn't affected because the process never quit. However last night it crashed, and won't properly restart. The maintainers

I corrected an error I did in the grammar. If you had any state machine beginning by "active", like "activeSomeStateMachine", it was considering it as a active token. Now, you can only use "active" to declare a active object. Commit done. Revision : 2685

Hi, Following our discussion on Aspect Orientation. I have prepared a list of points that should be covered by Umple: In general, - We should be able to add inter-type declarations in an existing class. That is, add methods or fields to an existing class. - We should be able to declare that an existing type implements or