.NET Framework

C

Chris

All

I am running Visio 2003 for Enterprise Architects SP2.

Can anyone tell me if there is a way to import the .NET Framework
specification so that all .NET classes appear in the Model Explorer for use
in UML diagrams?

Many thanks!
 
M

Michel LAPLANE

Hi,

You must add in your Visusal studio project all the reference thet you want
Visio retroengineer.

In the explorer you will see all the object included in the reference part.
Further just drag the object in you visio page.
 
M

Michel LAPLANE

Of course you can design a Visio UML drawing and generate code after
designing you application. "UML=>Code=>Generate" but you cannot design the
..NET framework classes. without first retro engineer them unless you have
lot of time to do it.
 
J

John

What if we're starting with a clean sheet of paper? That is, I'd like to design
the application before I create it.

John
 

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