Uml Reverse Engineering - Java

[RomanMaxim]

Hy guys, press help
I'm using Enterprise Architect in order to have a reverse engineering on Uml of a Java 2 EE application. I used the LogicalView Diagram, checking Type as Structural/Class.
After with right click on the area->Import source from source file->Java then I selected some classes. Everything was ok because I imported all the stuff inside the perspective but the problem is that dependencies,associations, aggregations and so on with lines and arrows are not specified graphically even in the import was succeffull. Could you tell me what best I have to do ?

Mauro

[Eve]

My immediate guess is that the links you're after are across packages, and EA has only put elements from the same package in diagrams together.

Try creating a diagram that includes a related set of classes.

[RomanMaxim]

Thank you Simon, I don't know yet if the problem is because classes are situated in different packages, but for sure
the classes that I imported for now come from the same package and they compose an Ejb so why there are not
relationships, lines and arrows ?

Where I have to click for creating a diagram that includes a related set of classes ?

Please could anyone give me specific suggestions how to use EA because like that it is not completely helpful for a reverse engineering  :-/

[Eve]

Well, if they are in the same package, and the classes on the diagram together but you don't have the relationships then there are no relationships that EA is able to identify.  I wouldn't guess why not without seeing your code.

One way to construct a diagram would be by right clicking on a class and select 'Add' | 'Related Elements'.