Matej Tymes's Weblog : Weblog



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Java 1.6 collections UML class diagrams Today I've been looking for a nice UML class diagram of java 1.6 collections, but I didn't like those I've found And as I had some free time, I've decided to create my own and share them with you: Sets: Lists (yes I know, there was no need to put Vector in there, but let say that I am a little bit nostalgic :D ): Maps (the same as for Vector goes for Hashtable): Queues: Comments: Would like to know what tool you used to create these. Posted by Deepak Jacob on May 24, 2009 at 05:20 PM CEST # Would it be possible to get (see my email) the UML diagram files (not just the pictures) - I would like to add a few classes I which extends all these Interfaces. Thanks, Richard Posted by Richard on May 24, 2009 at 05:35 PM CEST # I have used simpleUML for creating those diagrams Posted by Matej Tymes on May 24, 2009 at 08:41 PM CEST # Nice. I think I read there were some changes in one of those trees between 5 and 6 versions, I forgot which. Btw.

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