@InProceedings{Gogolla:2000:euroREF,
  author =       "Martin Gogolla and Ralf Kollmann",
  title =        "Re-Documentation of {Java} with {UML} Class Diagrams",
  booktitle =    "Proc. 7th Reengineering Forum, Reengineering Week 2000
                  Z{\"u}rich",
  year =         "2000",
  editor =       "Eliot Chikofsky",
  pages =        "41--48",
  publisher =    "Reengineering Forum, Burlington, Massachusetts",
  abstract =     "This paper describes the generation of class diagrams
                  characterizing the static data and class structure of
                  Java source code. To achieve such a diagrammatic
                  representation, translation rules are defined that
                  transform Java syntax into UML notation. Attention is
                  paid especially to implicit and advanced properties of
                  associations. First, an implementation view class diagram
                  of the Java source code is generated that reflects
                  program-specific details of the source code. In a second,
                  more involved step, we try to create a design view from
                  the source code and also represent certain patterns as
                  ODMG language features. The focus of our approach is on
                  minimizing the resulting UML diagrams (minimal with
                  respect to the number of elements in the diagrams) by
                  recognizing certain patterns in the source code and
                  transforming certain low-level syntactic constructs into
                  high-level semantic UML features.",
}