On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 1:50 PM, dandreta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you for answering.
> I think I have not explained well, but what I want is some example of
> classes diagram with attributes and methods of some application to see
> how the relation is represented in the design between the classes
> applying the Model-View-Controller.
> For example, in my application I have a table Person (name, age, sex)
> in the database. if I want to obtain all the persons and add a new
> person I know that the PersonsController calls to PersonModel. Then I
> have the PersonsController class and the PersonModel class but i dont
> know what methods have each class.
> I hope you have understood to me.
> Thanks and regards
>

If phpDocumentor doesn't work for you, you could always try to
'reverse engineer' your code to generate diagrams (UML, I pressume).
I believe Umbrello (and other floss tools) can import PHP classes into
diagrams.  Commercial tools are also available (SparxSystems
Enterprise Architect, the Rational Software Architect and related
tools, etc.).  Anyway, IMHO it's easier to do 'forward engineering'
than reverse.

HTH,

Juan

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