I want to create a site that will be used internally to explain how our lengthy, complex Java code works. I have been able to create some UML Class, Components, and Package Diagrams and want to be able to embed the Diagrams into my site. Obviously, I can embed it as a .png or some other style of image, but what I would like to do, for example, is make it possible for someone to click on a package and have that go into an exploded view of the package's contents.
To try and better clarify my question, I'll try to give a more detailed illustration of what I mean. Suppose I have this UML Diagram of Components and I want each of these Components to be treated as clickable objects, similar to any site that have images that contain href link properties. That would would then open into a new page that contains another UML Diagram showing only the codes, libraries, etc for that particular Component.
Is it possible to embed my UML Diagrams that, for a lack of better term, contain an object with a href property for each Component? From all I've read, this is not a common use for the UMLs and I have found no documentation that supports this ability; which leads me to believe it is not possible. However, maybe I've missed something or someone knows a way to do this? Finding a way to implement this will become even more helpful when I get into showing the UML Class Diagrams and how they all interact within the program.
As a side note, this is a UML I created, and I'm using a trial version of Edraw Max, hence the "Unlicensed Version" notation. I have also used the SimpleUML plugin for IntelliJ Idea that created a UML Class Diagram, but I have not been able to export that diagram to a usable format.