Hi Jason,

Thank you for your post. You posted your request in right place.

In JUDE/Community, Dependency line between Packages will show automatically by dragging Packages from Structure Tree and drop them on the Diagram if the package has a dependency to other packages that are already drawn in the diagram. Let me show you an example.

1. In Class Diagram A, Package A and Package B are defined as below.





2. Open Class Diagram B and drag Package A from the Structure Tree and drop it onto Class Diagram B.







3. Drag Package B from the Structure Tree and drop it onto Class Diagram B. The dependency line will show up between Package A and Package B automatically.






Furthermore, if you drag and drop plural Pakcages that have Dependencies each other from Structure Tree to Diagram, Packages will be shown with Dependency lines between on the Diagram.

In JUDE/Professional, there is a menu on Pop-Up menu called [Show Related Classes], so by using this menu you can show all related classes in the Diagram. (Currently Package does not have this menu though..)

I am not sure if my reply fills what you asked for. If its not, please let me know, it would be great if you could give me a simple example.

Thank you.

Satomi