Phex 3.0.2 Class structure documents

[duclh]

Hi,
I am a new developer about Phex3.0.2
Please tell me where i could find out the documents about Phex3.0.2 class structure

Thank in advance!
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[arne_bab]

By checking out Phex via subversion, you can create Javadocs, which should give you first information about the structure of Phex.

Accessing the sources:

svn co https://phex.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/phex/phex/trunk phex

- from: http://wiki.phex.org/Subversion

Javadocs:

cd build
ant javadoc

For more information, I'm afraid you'll have to ask Gregor: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/member...poster&t=65691

Best wishes,
Arne

PS: We need someone who wants to create a class structure text for the wiki: http://wiki.phex.org .

[GregorK]

Arne what about the UML you created... ant??

[arne_bab]

We need to make it a bit cleaner. With all "use-dependencies", it is a bit intimidating

As short-lived option, you can use JavaDoc and Graphviz directly:

You need Graphviz on your computer: http://www.graphviz.org/
- the command for Graphviz is "dot"

Also you need UMLGraph: http://www.spinellis.gr/sw/umlgraph/
-> http://www.spinellis.gr/sw/umlgraph/UMLGraph-4.6.tar.gz
-> http://www.spinellis.gr/sw/umlgraph/...lGraph-4.6.jar
- the jar needs to be in ../javadoc for the following command to work.

With that and the bash (*nix) you can create UML diagrams with the following command (from inside the phex-svn-folder, i.e. trunk):

for i in src/phex/* ; do 
javadoc -sourcepath ./src/ -docletpath ../javadoc/UmlGraph.jar -doclet 
gr.spinellis.umlgraph.doclet.UmlGraph -private -horizontal $(find $i -iname 
\*.java) -inferrel -hide "java.*" -hide "javax.*" -hide "com.*" -hide "sun.*" -hide "org.*" -qualify -postfixpackage -inferreltype 
composed -inferdep -inferdepinpackage -useimports  ; dot graph.dot -Tsvg > 
phex-uml-$(basename $i).svg ; done;

It traverses into all directories and creates UML diagrams which are being saved as svg-images in the phex folder (i.e. trunk).

We want to integrate that into ant, but we didn't _yet_ do that...

Wishes,
Arne