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From: duncan@cs.rpi.edu (Art Duncan)
Subject: Re: Revers Engeneering
Date: 1998/09/16
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In article <6tlt38$ic$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
 Wolfgang.Kelch@m.dasa.de writes:
|> Hallo
|> 
|> Gibt es ein Programm mit dem man ein Revers Engeneering von Java Code
|> durchfuehren kann? 
|> ... usw ...

You might try Rational Rose. I have used it for reverse engineering C++.
It produces the diagrams O.K. (either OMT or UML), but you have to rearrange
them yourself to get a pleasing display.

Although I haven't used the Ada or Java versions, I would be very surprised
if they didn't also have a reverse engineering capability.

Hope this helps.

- Art Duncan
  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  Troy, New York
  duncan@cs.rpi.edu