Service: UML Parsing Analysis of technical documents and digital texts into graphical UML models

Webel - the home of Dr Darren's UMLTM Parsing Analysis recipe - is delighted to offer a unique service, the translation of digital texts into UML models capturing requirements, systems analysis, systems architecture, and designs as graphical Unified Modeling Language (UML)TM models.

What comes in ?

Technical documents from your domain, preferrably as digital text, however the conversion of older documents such as printed materials and scans into digital text is also offered as part of the service.

Candidate source text documents include:

• Software specifications (such as the UML specifications bound to UML model elements).
• Software documentation (which can be bound to reverse-engineered APIs).
• Architecture Documents and systems analyses.
• Software Requirements documents can be "eaten up" and bound to requirements elements such as Use Cases or SysML Requirements.
• Systems Design Manuals can turned into SysML Block models.
• Vision statements can be translated into UMLTM posters.
• Science Articles can be translated into graphical UML models, and in some cases then simulated or animated.

What comes out ?

Professional UMLTM Parsing Analysis models and diagrams corresponding to every sentence of the source document, together with overview diagrams generated from the union of those diagrams, including Package and Model overview diagrams, Use Case diagrams, systems and architecture diagrams, and professional reports.

In the case where the domain involves scientific or engineering topics with flows, port-based engineering diagrams employing Systems Modeling Language (SysML) can be provided to supplement traditional software engineering diagrams.

Does it run ?

Where there is appropriate correspondence between the domain and software engineering elements, the analysis layer can be related to a design layer of reverse-engineered Java components from existing APIs, or forward engineered to the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF).