cannot save it, show me access deny or something

You don't have superuser rights @sahanpasindu, try with sudo.

BTW, thanks for the trick!

@sahanpasindu Did you try with sudo?

Perfect!!!

for those how use windows we can't do sudo -i

any advice?

how to modify staruml .can u please explain full process.which tol to be used.

For windows users you should run your terminal as Administrator.

After downloading and adding StarUML to your Applications folder you can do the following:

1. sudo cp /Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/www/license/node/LicenseManagerDomain.js LicenseManagerDomain.js.backup
2. sudo vim /Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/www/license/node/LicenseManagerDomain.js.
3. If prompted to enter password then enter password and then type dG to delete everything.
4. Hit esc and then copy the whole function() above on this page and paste it by typing p in your terminal.
5. Type i to amend changes in the terminal and change the name in the function() validate to match yours if you want.
6. Type esc and then type wq and hit Enter.
7. Open StarUML and go to Help > Enter License.
8. Enter the name and the License Key in the LicenseManagerDomain.js.

That should be it ðŸ˜x8F

For Windows user that cant directly save because 'access denied', you can aslo try this:
1.Make new file on notepad,copy that source then save as LicenseManagerDomain.js in another location (ex desktop)
2.Then just copy LicenseManagerDomain.js in desktop and replace another one in app files
Sry for bad English

hello, how generate c++ code from class diagram?
thank you)

;) thanks :3

Thanks you very much 💯

thanks :)

works well on windows, thanks

@Artemas-Muzanenhamo doesn't work on mac os

Thanks a lot!

Cool! Thanks.

Wooow.. thanks a lot!

For those with a Windows PC
Copy the file to the Desktop, modify it, paste it back in the folder OR use Visual Studio Code, when saving it will warn you that it can't save without administrative rights, click on it and it should be good to go!

thank you very much. your code is worked!

Splendid!

Thank you a lot.

tks!! im using windows ;)

Thanks!! works perfectly!

very good concat ! ! thanks!

Thanks working perfectly.

Awesome, thank you!

Works smoothly on MacOS X High Sierra! Thank you so much!

Thanks.
Don't forget to buy a licence when you can.

thanks you.

thank you.
good *100!

Thanks..
Very Cool hack!!

Nice one. good job

Thanks..

Thanks

Thanks

thanks !!

bloody hell, it is working perfectly!. Thank you.

Working !!! :v thank you .

with windows run as administrator your prefered editor, after, open your file StarUMLwwwlicensenode LicenseManagerDomain.js
edit and save.

it's working!!! thank you so much!!!

perfect thnks a lot

platform : windows 10
version : 2.B.1
working perfectly!!
thank's a lot

mmm..I'm going to tell you something which I've told other people. why did you copy and paste? and the post isn't there anymore, now It's here https://jorgeancal.com/installations/crack-staruml/

Well! PS: I guess you need to disconnect your internet connection first!
Thanks a lot for the help! ðŸ‘x8D

I would like to thank anyone who has emailed me BOSCH Installation Manuals. Software installation manual.

It doesn't work with StarURM version 3.0

Because in the version v3.0, this method do not work, I will share the license of the previous version 2.0 just in case anyone need to license the app but do not know how to modify the file above.

IT ONLY WORKS IN VERSION 2

When I download the StarUML i get just the .exe file and not the whole directory so i can't find LicenseManagerDomain.js what should i do ?? any suggestion please !!

crack staruml3 : https://blog.csdn.net/sam_shan/article/details/80585240

It is not understood very well, but it is easy and it WORKS !, any problem consult me, here ..

v.3 https://blog.csdn.net/sam_shan/article/details/80585240ðŸ‘x8D

@liy-cn@ojdgaf :
It doesn't work for me ! please could you show us your steps ?

V3 https://gist.github.com/jjvillavicencio/4e3615a8219bb1a17c81c4541c6c317d
Source: https://blog.csdn.net/sam_shan/article/details/80585240

V.3 for Linux? I cant't find the app.asar file..

@Porske good question watting the answer :)

@Porske, @trongtoanse:
On Linux you can execute the AppImage with the flag --appimage-extract.

Then you will find app.asar in the 'resources' directory. :)

Edit:
Apparently I had to repackage the extracted appimage to run the modified StarUML source.
Have a look at the following for how to do that: https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit#appimagetool-usage

How do you repackage @cakecakecake? According to the docs, I need to have .AppDir in place, which I don't have. I'm running Ubuntu and there is this only folder called squashfs-root. I modified my app.asar in the resources directory.

@arkn98 here are the steps - based on https://gist.github.com/jjvillavicencio/4e3615a8219bb1a17c81c4541c6c317d :
sudo apt install npm
sudo npm install -g asar
./StarUML-3.0.1-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
cd squashfs-root/app/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
#edit the file as per the instructions above
rm -rf app/*
rmdir app
cd ./././
./appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage squashfs-root/
./StarUML-x86_64.AppImage

#enjoy - but consider paying for the license, we are all developers and its not that expensive :)

Tanks @kharek, it works for me on linux

@kharek, every time I try to extract the apimage from staruml, it only extracts the folder squashfs-root, without any other program data. Am I missing a step?

@victorpenna did you chmod +x the file (chmod +x StarUML-3.0.1-x86_64.AppImage)? are you extracting in on linux on a ext3/4 partition? Fat partitions some times are a bit of a hassle for Linux applications. I tested that on a ubuntu 18.04, it might vary slightly on other distributions.

It doesn't work with the 3.0 version.
You can download the old version here, just scroll down until you find the 2.8.1 versione:
http://staruml.io/download
After you install this version, just apply what the original post tells you to do.

It doesn't work with the 3.0 version.
You can download the old version here, just scroll down until you find the 2.8.1 versione:
http://staruml.io/download
After you install this version, just apply what the original post tells you to do.

Thanks,this works

@kharek Many thanks! Your solution worked. But there are minor tweaks for the latest version (StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage).

Here's a complete guide (for newbies) that worked for me (Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS) (credits to @kharek for his answer here)

1. Download the latest StarUML .AppImage from the their website staruml.io
2. Then make the downloaded .AppImage executable by running sudo chmod +x StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
3. Install npm using apt-get sudo apt install npm
4. Install asar npm package using sudo npm install -g asar
5. If you're using npm for the first time, then you can't directly call asar from the terminal. You need to update your $PATH variable to include the .npm-global directory to directly call globally installed npm packages. This can be done by adding export PATH='/home/$USER/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' (may differ based on your config; refer to this SO answer) at the end of your .bashrc. Then logout and login again.
6. Then extract .AppImage file using ./StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
7. cd squashfs-root/resources/
8. asar extract app.asar app
9. cd app/src/engine
10. Edit the license-manager.js file. Make the following changes:

11. cd ./././
12. Pack the updated .AppImage using asar pack app app.asar
13. Remove the previously extracted app directory by running rm -rf app/* followed by rmdir app
14. cd ././
15. Download the appimagetool from here to your current directory
16. Run this ./appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage squashfs-root/ to generate the new .AppImage file
17. Run the new .AppImage file by running ./StarUML-x86_64.AppImage

Working on starUML version 2.8, windows 10. Congrats!!

@kharek Many thanks! Your solution worked. But there are minor tweaks for the latest version (StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage).

Here's a complete guide (for newbies) that worked for me (Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS) (credits to @kharek for his answer here)

1. Download the latest StarUML .AppImage from the their website staruml.io
2. Then make the downloaded .AppImage executable by running sudo chmod +x StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
3. Install npm using apt-get sudo apt install npm
4. Install asar npm package using sudo npm install -g asar
5. If you're using npm for the first time, then you can't directly call asar from the terminal. You need to update your $PATH variable to include the .npm-global directory to directly call globally installed npm packages. This can be done by adding export PATH='/home/$USER/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' (may differ based on your config; refer to this SO answer) at the end of your .bashrc. Then logout and login again.
6. Then extract .AppImage file using ./StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
7. cd squashfs-root/resources/
8. asar extract app.asar app
9. cd app/src/engine
10. Edit the license-manager.js file. Make the following changes:

1. cd ./././
2. Pack the updated .AppImage using asar pack app app.asar
3. Remove the previously extracted app directory by running rm -rf app/* followed by rmdir app
4. cd ././
5. Download the appimagetool from here to your current directory
6. Run this ./appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage squashfs-root/ to generate the new .AppImage file
7. Run the new .AppImage file by running ./StarUML-x86_64.AppImage

Do you have any idea on how to do this on Windows?

This is how to force StarUML 3 for not validate the license in MacOS.

1. Download and update your previous StarUML
2. After successfully update, create new directory on your Desktop and open it by Finder. Assume your new directory name is New Asar
3. Open new Finder window and go to Application. Find your StarUML app, opt+click to show context menu and choose Show Package Contents.
4. After StarUML contents appears, navigate to Contents/Resources and find the app.asar file. Copy it to your New Asar directory on Desktop
5. Open your preferable terminal app. Install asar package if you haven't done it before by npm i -g asar. I assume you have installed NPM before and if not, please google how to install it.
6. After asar successfully installed, still in your terminal, type cd ~/Desktop/New Asar
7. asar extract app.asar app
8. In New Asar Finder window, there will be an app directory now. Navigate to app/src/engine and you will find license-manager.js. Edit it in your preferable text editor eg. Atom etc., and make this changes:

9. Save it and back to your New Asar directory, then pack the modified asar by typing this command in terminal: asar pack app app.asar
10. Copy the new app.asar back into your StarUML contents. See step 3 & 4 if you forgot where to place the asar back.
11. Open StarUML and done. Your StarUML has a valid license now.

@kharek Many thanks! Your solution worked. But there are minor tweaks for the latest version (StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage).
Here's a complete guide (for newbies) that worked for me (Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS) (credits to @kharek for his answer here)

1. Download the latest StarUML .AppImage from the their website staruml.io
2. Then make the downloaded .AppImage executable by running sudo chmod +x StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
3. Install npm using apt-get sudo apt install npm
4. Install asar npm package using sudo npm install -g asar
5. If you're using npm for the first time, then you can't directly call asar from the terminal. You need to update your $PATH variable to include the .npm-global directory to directly call globally installed npm packages. This can be done by adding export PATH='/home/$USER/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' (may differ based on your config; refer to this SO answer) at the end of your .bashrc. Then logout and login again.
6. Then extract .AppImage file using ./StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
7. cd squashfs-root/resources/
8. asar extract app.asar app
9. cd app/src/engine
10. Edit the license-manager.js file. Make the following changes:

1. cd ./././
2. Pack the updated .AppImage using asar pack app app.asar
3. Remove the previously extracted app directory by running rm -rf app/* followed by rmdir app
4. cd ././
5. Download the appimagetool from here to your current directory
6. Run this ./appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage squashfs-root/ to generate the new .AppImage file
7. Run the new .AppImage file by running ./StarUML-x86_64.AppImage

Do you have any idea on how to do this on Windows?

Unfortunately no :(

@arviantodwi thank you! It's work!

@kharek Many thanks! Your solution worked. But there are minor tweaks for the latest version (StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage).
Here's a complete guide (for newbies) that worked for me (Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS) (credits to @kharek for his answer here)

1. Download the latest StarUML .AppImage from the their website staruml.io
2. Then make the downloaded .AppImage executable by running sudo chmod +x StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage
3. Install npm using apt-get sudo apt install npm
4. Install asar npm package using sudo npm install -g asar
5. If you're using npm for the first time, then you can't directly call asar from the terminal. You need to update your $PATH variable to include the .npm-global directory to directly call globally installed npm packages. This can be done by adding export PATH='/home/$USER/.npm-global/bin:$PATH' (may differ based on your config; refer to this SO answer) at the end of your .bashrc. Then logout and login again.
6. Then extract .AppImage file using ./StarUML-3.0.2-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
7. cd squashfs-root/resources/
8. asar extract app.asar app
9. cd app/src/engine
10. Edit the license-manager.js file. Make the following changes:

1. cd ./././
2. Pack the updated .AppImage using asar pack app app.asar
3. Remove the previously extracted app directory by running rm -rf app/* followed by rmdir app
4. cd ././
5. Download the appimagetool from here to your current directory
6. Run this ./appimagetool-x86_64.AppImage squashfs-root/ to generate the new .AppImage file
7. Run the new .AppImage file by running ./StarUML-x86_64.AppImage

Do you have any idea on how to do this on Windows?

Unfortunately no :(

Your solution worked for me in windows, just extracted the app.asar, changed the source code and repacked the file, then I replaced the old app.asar with the new one, all works fine, thanks!

This is how to force StarUML 3 for not validate the license in MacOS.

1. Download and update your previous StarUML
2. After successfully update, create new directory on your Desktop and open it by Finder. Assume your new directory name is New Asar
3. Open new Finder window and go to Application. Find your StarUML app, opt+click to show context menu and choose Show Package Contents.
4. After StarUML contents appears, navigate to Contents/Resources and find the app.asar file. Copy it to your New Asar directory on Desktop
5. Open your preferable terminal app. Install asar package if you haven't done it before by npm i -g asar. I assume you have installed NPM before and if not, please google how to install it.
6. After asar successfully installed, still in your terminal, type cd ~/Desktop/New Asar
7. asar extract app.asar app
8. In New Asar Finder window, there will be an app directory now. Navigate to app/src/engine and you will find license-manager.js. Edit it in your preferable text editor eg. Atom etc., and make this changes:

1. Save it and back to your New Asar directory, then pack the modified asar by typing this command in terminal: asar pack app app.asar
2. Copy the new app.asar back into your StarUML contents. See step 3 & 4 if you forgot where to place the asar back.
3. Open StarUML and done. Your StarUML has a valid license now.

i have followed the instructions, but when i run StarUML.app appear 'App is damage'.
MacOS Mojave

Maybe someone can help me ? Cause i need to create DFD in version 3.

Thank you

@arkn98 Thank you :) ðŸ‘x8D

This is how to force StarUML 3 for not validate the license in MacOS.

1. Download and update your previous StarUML
2. After successfully update, create new directory on your Desktop and open it by Finder. Assume your new directory name is New Asar
3. Open new Finder window and go to Application. Find your StarUML app, opt+click to show context menu and choose Show Package Contents.
4. After StarUML contents appears, navigate to Contents/Resources and find the app.asar file. Copy it to your New Asar directory on Desktop
5. Open your preferable terminal app. Install asar package if you haven't done it before by npm i -g asar. I assume you have installed NPM before and if not, please google how to install it.
6. After asar successfully installed, still in your terminal, type cd ~/Desktop/New Asar
7. asar extract app.asar app
8. In New Asar Finder window, there will be an app directory now. Navigate to app/src/engine and you will find license-manager.js. Edit it in your preferable text editor eg. Atom etc., and make this changes:

1. Save it and back to your New Asar directory, then pack the modified asar by typing this command in terminal: asar pack app app.asar
2. Copy the new app.asar back into your StarUML contents. See step 3 & 4 if you forgot where to place the asar back.
3. Open StarUML and done. Your StarUML has a valid license now.

Worked! Thanks

please help me for windows 7

platform : windows 10
version : 2.B.1
working perfectly!!
thank's a lot

How do you use Windows 7?
I have tried opening the app. Basically on Notpad ++ run administrator when editing the validity file then I save it directly when running it can't?

then is the app.asar file copied and then saved to the desktop in what format ??

after that, just copy it to the app file. If you eat it, you will double paste and then appear copy and replace ?

sry if englis is bad

For Windows user that cant directly save because 'access denied', you can aslo try this:
1.Make new file on notepad,copy that source then save as LicenseManagerDomain.js in another location (ex desktop)
2.Then just copy LicenseManagerDomain.js in desktop and replace another one in app files
Sry for bad English

I have tried this but still can't, when inputting the name and key does not appear 'or there is no response whatsoever

It works under Windows 7 to run StarUML.
I need a plugin for 7ZIP in order to open, unpack and pack the file app.asar : http://www.tc4shell.com/en/7zip/asar/
The license-manager.js file in app/src/engine has been edited with Notepad ++ according anhtuanqn1002 comment.

It Work perfectly, thanks a lot.

thanks, this worked on Mac Mojave

This is how to force StarUML 3 for not validate the license in MacOS.

1. Download and update your previous StarUML
2. After successfully update, create new directory on your Desktop and open it by Finder. Assume your new directory name is New Asar
3. Open new Finder window and go to Application. Find your StarUML app, opt+click to show context menu and choose Show Package Contents.
4. After StarUML contents appears, navigate to Contents/Resources and find the app.asar file. Copy it to your New Asar directory on Desktop
5. Open your preferable terminal app. Install asar package if you haven't done it before by npm i -g asar. I assume you have installed NPM before and if not, please google how to install it.
6. After asar successfully installed, still in your terminal, type cd ~/Desktop/New Asar
7. asar extract app.asar app
8. In New Asar Finder window, there will be an app directory now. Navigate to app/src/engine and you will find license-manager.js. Edit it in your preferable text editor eg. Atom etc., and make this changes:

1. Save it and back to your New Asar directory, then pack the modified asar by typing this command in terminal: asar pack app app.asar
2. Copy the new app.asar back into your StarUML contents. See step 3 & 4 if you forgot where to place the asar back.
3. Open StarUML and done. Your StarUML has a valid license now.

i have followed the instructions, but when i run StarUML.app appear 'App is damage'.
MacOS Mojave

Maybe someone can help me ? Cause i need to create DFD in version 3.

Thank you

You can just follow this guide https://www.iotgadgets.com/2018/09/how-to-fix-application-is-damaged-and-cant-be-opened-error-in-macos-mojave-and-high-sierra/

From MacOS. I can't find the file:
LicenseManagerDomain.js

From what I read from the comments it should be in, but it is not there:
/Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/www/license/node/LicenseManagerDomain.js

I think they took precautions regarding this trick.

You can just follow this guide https://www.iotgadgets.com/2018/09/how-to-fix-application-is-damaged-and-cant-be-opened-error-in-macos-mojave-and-high-sierra/

yeah, but this website you suggested has problems with transforming -- symbols into –
so, if you would do this, you should pay attention to this and enter sudo spctl --master-disable instead of sudo spctl –master-disable

btw it worked for me on mojave
thanx for the guide by @arkn98

@ilMagnifico I have the same exact problem!

Output of brew cask info staruml:

Output of ls -a /Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/

find /Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/ -name LicenseManagerDomain.js doesn't return anything either.

They might have just patched it unfortunately.