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ER-Diagram Structure Popup

Posted on by gregsh

In IntelliJ IDEA you can quickly navigate within JPA/Hibernate ER-Diagram using the File Structure Popup (press Ctrl+F12, or invoke View menu, File Structure Popup command):

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4 Responses to ER-Diagram Structure Popup

  1. ibrahim says:

    October 7, 2011

    please,I want the entity relationship diagram of blogger.

  2. ibrahim says:

    October 10, 2011

    ER DIAGRAM OF BLOG WITH MAPPING.

  3. amar says:

    September 28, 2017

    it’s good thing that we can able to navigate within Hibernate ER diagram using file structure popup with IntelliJ idea. Need to get more details onto it.

  4. Sheldon says:

    January 20, 2018

    Does it support the version of 2017?

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