Title: Message
(forwarded on Dave Carlson's behalf)
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Carlson
[mailto:]
Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 3:53
PM
To:
Subject: Re:
[ubl-ndrsc] UML diagrams from latest schemas
Hi again,
Bill alerted me that I omitted the association
cardinalities in the diagrams. Ignore the last diagrams and use those
attached here. (Bill, would you re-forward to LSCS?). Sorry for the
extra noise.
As a reminder, here are tips on using the Adobe SVG
reader. But I still recommend using the Batik viewer (see
below).
Using the Adobe SVG plugin, you can scan a large
view by:
Hold down ALT, then press the left mouse button
while "pushing" the diagram to expose hidden areas.
Hold down CTRL, then press the left mouse button
to zoom in.
Hold down CTRL-SHIFT, then press the left mouse
button to zoom out.
Hold down CTRL, then drag the left mouse to create
a "rubber band" selection box. Release CTRL and this selection will become the
full-screen view.
Press the right mouse button for a menu of these
choices and others.
-- Dave Carlson
----- Original Message -----
From:
Dave
Carlson
To:
Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 12:34
PM
Subject: [ubl-ndrsc] UML diagrams from
latest schemas
Hi all,
I produced a set of UML class diagrams from the
latest schemas posted by Gunther. I attempted to split them into logical
subsets for review, and also to keep the diagrams to a workable size.
They should print with readable resolution in landscape format.
(I cannot send to the LSCS mail list, so someone
forward if this is of interest there.)
The file format is SVG. I tried saving
these to PDF, but the file size is about 15x larger (over 500K each). As
before, you can use the Adobe SVG reader within IE. The problem with the
Adobe reader is that its printing sucks. I understand that Mozilla now
inludes SVG rendering but I have not tried it.
I suggest that you download and use the Batik SVG
viewer (http://xml.apache.org/batik). Its
printing quality is excellent. The direct download link is http://xml.apache.org/batik/dist/batik-1.5beta4b.zip
If you have a Java VM installed, just
double-click on the batik.jar. If you don't have a JVM, you'll need to
install it also.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions
for the diagrams, all feedback is welcome!
Happy New Year!
Dave Carlson
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