>> New Features of 1.5.0 (sound and text) 02:50

This demo covers usability improvements introduced in version 1.5.0 including mouse wheel zooming, class member level selection, synchronization with other Eclipse Java views such as Javadoc and Declaration, tooltips providing zoomed in views of classes and support for incoming and outgoing dependencies by selection and type addition.

>> Product Introduction (with sound) 02:15

View this demo if you are new to AgileJ StructureViews. This demo shows class diagram reverse engineering for Java in Eclipse, using the tool to explore existing codebases, navigation within class diagrams, export of diagrams to JPG, SVG, GIF and PNG, and the usefulness of visualizing Java code to Java programmers and project team leaders.

>> Installation (with sound) 02:55

A real-time run through of the installation using the Eclipse update manager to install the feature, enter the license key, and create your first class diagram.

>> Type Highlighting (with sound) 05:55

This demo shows how to really put reverse engineered class diagrams to work rapidly building your understanding of an unknown codebase without the need to study the code class by class by highlighting groups of classes.

>> Growing a Diagram (with sound) 02:55

Sometimes it is best to work subtractively - throw everything onto a class diagram then use filters to remove types which do not meet predefined criteria - alternatively there are facilities for adding related types such as supertypes, subtypes and dependencies.

>> Basic Features (no sound)

This is an introductory level tour of AgileJ StructureViews showing how it integrates with Eclipse, relies upon the Eclipse JDT Java Model, builds upon UML class diagrams by support Java language specific representations and works seamlessly with source code and bytecode.

>> Support for Code Agility (no sound)

A demo to show that we are not agile by name alone, rather that support for agile methods is built into this Eclipse plug-in to meet the needs of agile practitioners who still require code visualization and static structure analysis.

>> Element Sets (sound and text)

The Eclipse Java model contains a Java Element object for each Type, Method and Field in your Java project. AgileJ StructureViews uses a mechanism call ElementSet to handle this large tree of objects.