Package patterntesting.runtime.annotation

Annotation Type DrawSequenceDiagram

@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Target({CONSTRUCTOR,METHOD})
public @interface DrawSequenceDiagram

With this annotation you can control the generation of sequence diagrams. You can put this annotation before a constructor or method.

Since:

1.4 (06.09.2013)

Author:

oliver

See Also:

IgnoreForSequenceDiagram

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element	Description
java.lang.String[]	excluded	If you don't want the call to a class of the "com.pany" package you can add "com.pany.*" as pattern.
java.lang.String[]	included	By default all classes are included.
java.lang.String	value	If this value is given a new diagram with this filename will be generated.

Element Detail

value

java.lang.String value

If this value is given a new diagram with this filename will be generated. If the given filename ends with ".pic" the generated file can be used as input for UMLGraph and can be converted with the pic2plot of the GNU plutils into other graphic formats.

If the given filename ends with ".txt" the message sequence diagram will be genearted as simple text file which can be used as input for websequence diagrams.

If no value is given the marked method or constructor will appended to the last generated diagram.

Returns:

the string

Default:

""

excluded

java.lang.String[] excluded

If you don't want the call to a class of the "com.pany" package you can add "com.pany.*" as pattern.

For the pattern the same syntax as in AspectJ is supported.

NOTE: not yet realized

Returns:

the string[]

Default:

{""}

included

java.lang.String[] included

By default all classes are included. If you do not like that you can define a pattern wich packages and/or classes should be include.

For the pattern the same syntax as in AspectJ is supported.

NOTE: not yet realized

Returns:

the string[]

Default:

{"*"}