UML Explorer Context Menus
The UML Explorer has many different context menus, each specific to the resource
selected. This section discusses the context menus for the following in the
UML Explorer:
NB: Depending on your development platform, some of the menu commands
described may not be applicable. For more information, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Java Model Menu 
New
Displays a submenu with all basic elements that can be added to a diagram.
Go Into
Displays the contents of the selected item in the UML Explorer. All others are
hidden. To return to views of parent resources, click the Up button 
.
Open in New Window
Displays the contents of the selected item in a new instance of Together.
Open Type Hierarchy
Opens the type Hierarchy view. For more information, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Copy
Copies the selection which you may then Paste in the desired location.
Paste
Pastes a copied selection.
Delete
Deletes a selection. A confirmation dialog opens before deletion.
Refactor
Begins the refactoring process to restructure your code without changing its observable
behavior. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your
IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Rename
Starts the Rename refactoring dialog. Renames the selection and (if enabled) corrects
all references to the elements (also in other files).
Move
Starts the Move refactoring wizard: Moves the selection and (if enabled) corrects
all references to the elements (also in other files).
Import
Opens the Import wizard for a number of import options. Follow this link for more
information about the XMI File option. For details
on other import options, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE.
From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Export
Opens the Export wizard for a number of export options, some of which are Together-specific:
UML Documentation and XMI
File, for instance. For details on other export options, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Refresh
Refreshes the selection.
Run on Server
Starts the server and runs the code. For more information, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Debug on Server
Adds resources to a configuration for finding source. For more information, refer
to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help
> Help Contents.
Profile on Server
Used for profiling an application on the server. For more information, refer to
the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help >
Help Contents.
Run Validation
Validates all resources in the selected project. For more information on validation,
refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose
Help > Help Contents.
Team
Use the Team command to add a project to the repository. Once a project is added,
you can create patches, commit, synchronize with repository, and so on. For more
information, see the Version Control and Teams section in the Together section
of online help.
Compare With
Use Compare With to compare the resources in the workspace with the resources
held within the repository. Offers a submenu with the following options:
Patch
Allows you to share work with other team members without storing it in a repository.
Use the Patch command to access this type of resource.
Each Other
Compares two files. Select two diagrams in the UML Explorer view by using CTRL+Click,
then invoke Compare With > Each Other.
Restore From Local History
Allows you to restore a resource with a saved version from your local history.
For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From
the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Quality Assurance
Audits
Run audits on the selection. Together allows you to run a default QA set or create
your own. See Running Audits for
more information.
Metrics
Run metrics on the selection. Together allows you to run a default QA set or create
your own. See Running Metrics for
more information.
Load Metric Results
Loads the results of a previous metrics run. See Saving/Loading
Metric Results for more information.
Properties
Opens the Properties dialog for the selection.
Folder Menu 
The folder menu commands are documented in the Project
Menu section.
Package Menu 
The package menu commands are documented in the Project
Menu section except for the following:
Select on Diagram
Opens the corresponding diagram that the element belongs to in the Diagram
view and highlight the element on the diagram.
NB: This command is also available for compilation units in the Package
Explorer view.
Open Diagram
Opens the package diagram. If necessary, the Diagram view opens first.
Organize Imports
Allows you to improve the existing import statements based on settings you specify
in the Organize Imports preferences. For more information, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
References
Workspace
Searches the entire workbench for references to the selection.
Working Set
Opens the Select Working Sets dialog, allowing you to specify which working set
to search.
Declarations
Workspace
Searches the entire workbench for declarations of the selection.
Working Set
Opens the Select Working Sets dialog, allowing you to specify which working set
to search.
Package Declaration Menu 
The commands for this menu are documented in the Package
Menu section.
Package Diagram Menu 
The menu shown below is for a default package diagram. Menus for specific diagram
types may not contain all of the commands listed.
Open
Opens the selected diagram in the Diagram view (any diagram currently open will
be closed).
Open in New Tab
Opens the selected diagram on a new tab in the Diagram view (any diagram currently
open will not be closed).
Generate Class Diagram
Creates a new class diagram from the selection.
New
Displays a submenu with all basic elements that can be added to a diagram.
New Diagram
Creates a new diagram: Activity,
Collaboration,
Class, Component,
Deployment, State,
Use Case,
Sequence.
Select in Model Tree
Highlights the selection in the UML Navigator. If, closed, the UML Navigator will
open.
Select on Diagram
Highlights the corresponding selection on its respective diagram. If closed, the
diagram will open in the Diagram view.
Show in Packages View
Highlights the selection in the Package Explorer. If closed, the Package Explorer
will open.
Cut
Removes the selection. You can then choose to Paste the element into the desired
location.
Copy
Copies the selection. You can then choose to Paste the element into the desired
location.
Paste
Pastes a cut or copied selection in a new location.
Paste Shortcut
Pastes a shortcut to the element that has been cut or copied.
Rename
Opens the Rename dialog to rename the selection.
Delete
Opens a confirmation dialog before deleting the selection.
Import
Opens the Import wizard selector.
Export
Opens the Export wizard selector.
Quality Assurance
Audit
Runs audits against the selection. See Running
Audits for details.
Metrics
Runs metrics against the selection. See Running
Metrics for details.
Load Metric Results
Loads a previously saved set of metric results. See Saving/Loading
Metric Results for details.
Add Bookmark
Allows you bookmark the selection. You can view bookmarks in the Bookmarks view.
You can also bookmark individual lines of code in the editor. For more information
on using bookmarks, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From
the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Hyperlinks
The Hyperlinks command offers a submenu with the following options:
Edit
Using Edit, you can view, add, and remove hyperlinks to a project. For more information
on hyperlinks, see Working with Hyperlinks.
<Hyperlink>
<Hyperlink> represents an actual hyperlinked element. If there are no hyperlinks
for the diagram, then only the Edit option displays.
References
Workspace
Searches the entire workspace for references to the selection.
Hierarchy
Searches the Hierarchy view for references to the selection.
Working Set
Opens the Select Working Sets dialog, from which you may select which working
sets to search.
Declarations
Workspace
Searches the entire workspace for declarations of the selection.
Hierarchy
Searches the Hierarchy view for declarations of the selection.
Working Set
Opens the Select Working Sets dialog, from which you may select which working
sets to search.
Layout
Layout
Sets the layout of all elements according to the default layout style, which is
vertically or horizontally hierarchical.
Layout and Optimize Size
The same as Layout, except diagram elements are resized to their actual size.
Layout for Printing
Sets the layout of all the elements to fall within the boundaries of the print
page size. Attempts to prevent element overlap onto different pages (with very
large elements this may be impossible). Set up page size and margins through Window
> Preferences > Together > Modeling > Print.
Hide/Show
Hides individual elements on a diagram. If you do not see an element in a diagram,
choose Show hidden from the diagram context menu and check the hidden elements
list. For more information, see Hiding
Elements.
Team
Use the Team command to add a project to the repository. Once a project is added,
you can create patches, commit, synchronize with repository, etc. See the Version
Control and Teams section in the Together section of online help.
Compare With
Use Compare With to compare the resources in the Workbench with the resources
held within the repository.
Replace With
Use Replace With to replace Workbench resources with versions in the repository.
Properties
Opens the Properties view for the selection.
Update
Refreshes the selection.
Compilation Unit Menu 
The compilation unit menu commands are explained in the Package
Menu section except for the following:
Open With
Allows you to choose, from a submenu, an editor with which to open the selection.
You can determine which editors are available in the File Associations Preferences
dialog. For more information on using system, default, and external editors, refer
to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help
> Help Contents.
Generate Getter and Setter
Opens the Generate Getter and Setter dialog with a list of available methods from
which to choose. The new codes appears as highlighted text in the editor.
Add Bookmark
Bookmarks the selected item. You can view bookmarks in the Bookmarks view. You
can also bookmark individual lines of code in the editor. For more information
on using bookmarks, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From
the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Apply Pattern
Opens the Apply Pattern wizard, allowing you to create patterns. See Creating
Patterns for more information.
Save As Pattern
Selecting the Save As Pattern command displays the Create Template dialog allowing
you to save the class or interface as a template.
Launch Universal Test Client
Launches the UTC for testing Java objects. For more information, refer to the
documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help
Contents.
Link Utilities
Allows you to choose the Fix Broken Links command. For more information, refer
to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help
> Help Contents.
Web Services
Offers a submenu with the Deploy as Web service, Generate WSDL files, and Generate
Sample Application commands. For more information, refer to the documentation
set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Java Scrapbook Page Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section.
No-Icon File Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section.
XML File Menu 
NB: The context menu for XMI files is similar to that for XML files but
contains fewer commands.
The XML file menu commands are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Run Ant
For valid Ant scripts, opens a wizard from which you can run Ant build files.
For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From
the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Run Javadoc Wizard
Opens the Generate Javadoc wizard, allowing you to generate Javadoc documentation
for the selection. To complete the process you must first specify the location
of the Javadoc command in the Javadoc preferences dialog.
Validate XML File
Validates the selected XML file. Any problems encountered are displayed in the
Tasks view. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with
your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
NB: You can also set xml validation to run automatically on saving. To
do so, select Properties from the context menu of a project. Click Validation
and select the appropriate options.
Apply XSL
XSL stylesheets help define the content of XML files and can be used to transform
them into other documents, such as HTML. This command contains three submenu commands:
As XML, As HTML, and As Text. The Select XSL File wizard opens. For more information,
refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose
Help > Help Contents.
XML Security
Allows you to create and verify XML digital signatures to prevent tampering with
files. The Digital Signature command opens the XML Signature wizard. The Verify
Signature command displays a dialog with details of the verification success or
failure. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your
IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Generate
XML Application
Opens the Generate XML wizard to generate an XML application from the selected
file. Application types include: XML Validation, SAX2 Parser, Soap Message, Soap
Message with Attachments. For more information, refer to the documentation set
provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
DTD
Opens the Create DTD wizard to create a DTD (document type definition) file from
the selected XML file. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided
with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
XML Schema
Opens the Generate New XML Schema to create an XML schema file from the selected
XML file. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your
IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
XPath
Opens the XPath (XML Path Language) Expression wizard to create an XPath expression
to extract specified information from an xml file.
Database data
Opens the XML to SQL wizard to enter database connection information. For more
information, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar,
choose Help > Help Contents.
Assign
Opens one of three dialogs to assign an XSL Stylesheet, XML Schema or DTD to the
XML file. For more information, refer to the documentation set provided with your
IDE. From the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.
Plugin Menu 
The Plugin menu commands are documented in the XML file
menu section except for the following:
Update Classpath
Opens the Java Classpath wizard. The dialog displays a list of plug-ins and fragments
in your workspace. Select the ones for which you want to recompute classpaths.
Create Plugin JARs
Creates an Ant buildscript and opens the Run Ant wizard with the build.jars option
selected by default. This may be done to deploy the plugins/fragments in your
workspace. For more on creating and deploying plugins, see the Tool Developer
guide.
Image File Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section.
Cascading Style Sheet Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section.
HTML File Menu 
The HTML file menu commands are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Convert to XHTML
Opens the conversion dialog in to convert the HTML document to XHTML (Extensible
HyperText Markup Language). You may specify the XHTML document type and automatically
insert an XML declaration.
Validate HTML Syntax
Validates the selected HTML file. Problems encountered are reported in the Tasks
view.
NB: You can also set html validation to run automatically on saving. To
do so, select Properties from the context menu of a project. Click Validation
and select the appropriate options.
Type/Interface Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Override Methods
The Override Methods command displays the Override Methods dialog in which you
can choose the methods you wish to override for a class.
Add Constructors from Superclass
Adds constructors from the superclass of the selected class.
Add Javadoc Comment
Adds Javadoc comments for the selection.
Method Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Add Javadoc Comment
Adds Javadoc comments for the selected operation.
Enterprise Bean
Promote Enterprise Bean methods to remote/local/home interface. For more information,
refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose
Help > Help Contents.
Field Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Read Access
Finds all read accesses to the selection. Search the Workspace/Hierarchy or select
a Working Set to search.
Write Access
Finds all read accesses to the selection. Search the Workspace/Hierarchy or select
a Working Set to search.
Add/Remove Watchpoint
Adds or removes a watchpoint.
Import Container Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section except for the following:
Organize Imports
Organizes imports based on selections made in the Organize Imports preferences
dialog.
Import Menu 
The commands on this menu are documented in the Compilation
Unit Menu section.
JAR Menus 
The commands on these menus are documented in the Package
Menu section, but may also include the following:
Open With
Allows you to choose, from a submenu, an editor with which to open the selection.
You can determine which editors are available in the File Associations Preferences
dialog. For more information on using system, default, and external editors, refer
to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From the menubar, choose Help
> Help Contents.
Add Bookmark
Bookmarks the selection. You can view bookmarks in the Bookmarks view. You
can also bookmark individual lines of code in the editor. For more information
on using bookmarks, refer to the documentation set provided with your IDE. From
the menubar, choose Help > Help Contents.