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The Java reverse engineering is available in the extra plugins of Papyrus. It allows to reverse java filles or packages to a Papyrus class diagram.
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== Reverse a Java class ==
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A java class can be reversed into a Papyrus class diagram:
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*open the class diagram,
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*select a java package from a project
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* click into the Reverse button [[File:ReverseButton.jpg]]
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A UML class has been created into the Model Explorer. Your can now add it into your diagram.
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Note that all associated classes are also been added into the model.  
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== Reverse a package ==
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A java package (and all classes included) can be reversed into a Papyrus class diagram:
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*open the class diagram,
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*select a java package from a project,
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*click into the Reverse button [[File:ReverseButton.jpg]]
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Package and classes have been created into the Model Explorer. Your can now add them into your diagram.
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Note that all associated classes are also been added into the model.
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== Choose reverse options ==
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