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ZenUML Sequence Diagram is a Confluence macro App for creating sequence diagrams on Confluence pages.

What is new

05 Feb 2021 

Highlight current message

When you move the mouse cursor the message under the cursor will be highlighted on the right side.

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Stereotype

It is possible to add stereotypes to participants using << and >>.

Par - Parallel

It is possible to group messages together using par. It defines potentially parallel execution of behavior of the operands of the combined fragment.

19 Sep 2020 

Now you can set background colour for each participant.

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We have recently introduced some enhancement to the plugin. Check it out at the following example for the NEW! features (Cloud only).

// Declare the order of participants
A
Client
B

@Starter(User)
// NEW! ^ A stick-man icon for 
// @Starter(User) or @Starter(Actor) 
A.method() {
  // NEW! Deduced source of Event
  B:Event w/ deduced source
  // NEW! Arbitrary source of message
  // instead of deduced from the parent message
  User->B.method()
  // "and return anything" =  C."You can send anyting"
  "and return anything" =  "C 1"."You can send anyting"
}

// Note the order decalred at the beginning
// A Client B C
// 
// NEW! Ever wanted a second @Starter?
Client->"C 1".method()

Get started

1. Install the application from https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218380/zenuml-sequence-diagram-free-on-server

2. Start by creating or editing a page in Confluence

3. Insert the macro

   1. from the "Insert more content → ZenUML Sequence Diagram" menu

   2. or by typing /zenuml in the new editor or {zenuml in the legacy editor

4. Create your own sequence diagrams using ZenUML DSL

5. More information about ZenUML - Introduction

Example

The embedded diagram is like this (If the diagram is not displayed properly, please refresh.):

The editor is like below:

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