Enterpise Architect - is it possibhle to import SCXML file? How? - uml

Is it possible to import SCXML file into Enterpise Architect as a "State Machine" or other diagram?
If so then how?

Not out of the box. From what I saw it should not be too hard to write a script that reads XML and converts the tree to elements and connectors.

It looks to not be possible directly in EA, but it does seem that a conversion script from XMI (what EA can export) to SCXML exists.

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What tools can I use to open UML files generated by PhpStorm?

I've a few .uml files (class diagrams mostly) generated by PhpStorm. Are there any other tools that can open these (at least read, if not edit)?
You are lot of tools dealing with UML at visual-paradigm company : VISUAL PARADIGM and perhaps community edition available.
If yours files contains XMI serialisation of UML model i.e. that yours files should start by something like
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xmi:XMI xmlns:uml="http://www.omg.org/spec/UML/20110701" xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/spec/XMI/20110701">
<uml:Model etc
You just have to find a tool with a UML/XMI import feature. A lot of tool (open, free and commercial) provide this functionality some of them worked together in order to solve possible issue cf Model Interchange Working Group

modelio does not import overture uml exported file

I want to learn how to use Modelio and Overture together to learn to model programs with UML and VDM. The whole procedure about creating a UML model, exporting it to XMI (uml extension), and importing to Overture is done successfully.
However, when I try to export it back to Modelio, it brings "Failed: file content is not recognized as a valid model". Overture's tutorial tells it's possible to import/export back and forth; however, it seems the feature is broken as of now.
I may be doing something wrong. Maybe I have to set Overture in a certain way for Modelio to understand its exported XMI file. All of my online searches for a solution have been unsuccessful. How may I successfully export/import from Overture to Modelio?
I'm using Modelio 3.4.1 and Overture 2.3.0.
Thank you.

Is StartUML 2 compatible with its previous version?

Previously I used for my work StarUml on Windows, all the data is saved with .uml extension.
Now we move to iOS and I was pretty happy with the announcement of the new StarUML 2 for Mac. Although with this program all the data is saved with .umlj extension.
Does it mean that both version are incompatible or am I missing something?
Thank you in advance for your reply!
I think there are not compatible. I had the same problem.
I exported all my StarUML projects to XMI files and then I imported them all in GenMyModel. GenMyModel automatically detected the XMI format (UML 1.3) and it updated my class diagrams to UML2. Once imported, I could reuse my diagrams online and export them as images and XMI (UML2 files). That's the best bridge I could find out.

jdeveloper class diagram to image

I have jdeveloper Studio Edition Version 12.1.2.0.0
I have created a pretty complex UML class diagram, and the only way (that I know of) is to export it which creates an xmi file. Is there some sort of way to create an image of it? I can't do much with the XMI file other than import it back to jdeveloper..
Thanks!
Right click the diagram and choose Publish...

How to convert .eap file?

I have a situation here:
I have a .eap file and i have a tool available i.e., StarUML. I need to import the .eap file contents into StarUML.
Basically, i need to know how can i convert the .eap to some format to import into StarUML.(StarUML takes .mfg and .xmi as import)
Thanks in advance.
The .eap files I'm familiar with are Enterprise Architect.
There may be another approach, but I suspect you'll need to get a copy of EA and open your file. Whatever models it has in it, open each and right click on the model, you'll see an Import/Export menu. You can then export .xmi format.
You can open and edit eap files with MS Access.
For EAP files created in EA version 12.1 it is Access 2007.
Here is an overview of the internal structure.

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