This page contains answers to questions that people have asked frequently. Many answers to this should point to other wiki pages.

1. What is the simplest way to try out Umple?

• Go to https://try.umple.org to explore the examples, and generate code. and even execute it if you have a main program in a class

2. Where can I download Umple for the command line

• _ It can be obtained at: https://umple.org/dl ... you can also install it using brew on a Mac and Linux_

3. Can I run Umple in VSCode?

• _The Umple plugin for VSCode can be downloaded from the following link: https://www.vsixhub.com/vsix/2725/

4. Where can I get the Umple Eclipse plugin?

• The Umple plugin for Eclipse can be downloaded from the following link: https://cruise.umple.org/org.cruise.umple.eclipse.plugin.update.site It is a normal Eclipse update site and you can install through the menu "Install new Software..." Note that the Eclipse plugin may be a release or two behind the main Umple plugin

5. What is Umple, in a nutshell?

• A tool for generating software systems from models. Models can be written textually. Code in any supported language can be embedded in the models, so developers have only one set of textual files has to be maintained.

6. Where is the user manual?

• https://manual.umple.org

7. What platforms does Umple run on?

• The compiler runs on any platform that runs a JVM (Version 11 to 17). It can be run on the command line, on the web and in IDEs. Macintosh, Linux and Windows are supported

8. What programming languages does Umple support?

• Java (completely), Python, PhP for most aspects, C++ for many aspects (although still in beta), Ruby for some aspects. Umple allows embedding of these languages, and generates them. A model can have methods or actions in one or more programming language.