Generating python code from ArgoUML UML model using Open Source tools?

If that doesn't suit, perhaps you could file bug reports so that people could fix the problems If you're looking for a different tool, you'll want one which accepts UML 1.4 which is what most recent versions of ArgouML implement BTW, the UML/XMI compatibility problem isn't unique to open source UML tools. It's all rooted in the OMG's complete disregard for compatibility among versions of UML. Pretty much the only time they maintained compatibility was UML 1.5 which is a pure superset of UML 1.4. All other versions of UML are completely incompatible -- UML 2.

X and UML 1. X hugely so.

If that doesn't suit, perhaps you could file bug reports so that people could fix the problems. If you're looking for a different tool, you'll want one which accepts UML 1.4 which is what most recent versions of ArgouML implement. BTW, the UML/XMI compatibility problem isn't unique to open source UML tools.

It's all rooted in the OMG's complete disregard for compatibility among versions of UML. Pretty much the only time they maintained compatibility was UML 1.5 which is a pure superset of UML 1.4.All other versions of UML are completely incompatible -- UML 2. X and UML 1.

X hugely so.

I must admit that the reason I didn't try this one yet was because I didn't find the links to the source code ... so I thought nothing was released yet ... Now that I found the links, I'll try it out! – Samuel Lampa Apr 2 at 21:18 Succeeded to build argouml-python now, so clearly this is the answer to my question. Unfortunately it lacks some features I'd wish for, but I'll look into bugging the devs about them, or code them myself .. :) – Samuel Lampa Apr 4 at 12:44 1 I added a post in my blog about how to build it from source here: saml.rilspace.Org/… – Samuel Lampa Apr 4 at 13:05.

I list some UML-Python tools here. Probably PyUML is the best one for your needs.

I tried installing it, but unfortunately couldn't get it working in Eclipse 3.6 ... :/ Otherwise looks promising, as I use Eclipse-based PyDev for my python projects. – Samuel Lampa Apr 2 at 21:20.

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