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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / .NET SDK / August 2004gripe - why'd they take out the Visio UML reverse engineering
You know, it really bites when you hear about a feature that would really help you, only to find out that they took it out. Aren't upgrades supposed to enhance features? When I heard you could reverse engineer C# code (Visio describes the steps in their help file) I was in static. Rational Rose offers the feature for C++, but not C#, since it is so new. I looked and looked in my version (2003) and could not find it. Then, at school, I looked in their version (2002) it was right where the Visio help described. In the Project menu. Why would they take such a helpful feature out? Confused and annoyed Actually, it is still supported (at Project | Visio UML | Reverse Engineer). Did you install the Visio for Enterprise Architects version that came with Visual Studio .NET 2003? It might need to be installed after the IDE itself. > You know, it really bites when you hear about a feature that would > really help you, only to find out that they took it out. Aren't [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Confused and annoyed Check to see if you installed Visio Standard (that the edition of Visio for business customers) instead of Visio Professional (that's the edition for engineers and other technical professionals). It should say which edition in the About Box.  SignatureLori Pearce Longhorn SDK > Actually, it is still supported (at Project | Visio UML | Reverse Engineer). > Did you install the Visio for Enterprise Architects version that came with [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > Confused and annoyed Yes, I have Visio Professional. That's where I got the help topic saying I could use Visual Studio. No, there isn't a version in my distribution for Visio for Enterprise Architects in my version of VS 2003 (Professional, version 7.1.3088). I just got done rerunning setup to add features. It wasn't listed. Is there a possible update online. Maybe I've got an old version of VS 2003? It would really be nice to have this feature. Steve >Check to see if you installed Visio Standard (that the edition of Visio for >business customers) instead of Visio Professional (that's the edition for [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> > >> > Confused and annoyed Visio integration is only available at the Enterprise Architect level of Visual Studio. > Yes, I have Visio Professional. That's where I got the help topic > saying I could use Visual Studio. [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > >> > > >> > Confused and annoyed sorry for the griping. realized reason I didn't have it was because school computer had enterprise edition of 2002, while I had pro version of 2003. Wish I'd spent a little more, now. Steve >Actually, it is still supported (at Project | Visio UML | Reverse Engineer). >Did you install the Visio for Enterprise Architects version that came with [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> >> Confused and annoyed im using vs2003 pro edition and i was able to access the reverse engineering feature in the project menu --- It should still work. Have you installed the Visio that comes with VS2003 Enterprise Architect? > im using vs2003 pro edition and i was able to access the reverse > engineering feature in the project menu [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Our newsgroup > engine supports Post Alerts, Ratings, and Searching. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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