Hi all,
My first post after having just 'discovered' bouml.
I'm working through the diagrams and wondered if the 'add subject' button is in effect the use case system boundary?
Thanks.
Dan wrote:the 'add subject' button is in effect the use case system boundary?
A subject for a set of UseCases (sometimes called a system boundary) may be shown as a rectangle with its name in the top-left corner, with the UseCase ellipses visually located inside this rectangle.
Dan wrote:I did not know that system boundary was also called 'subject' !
Dan wrote:For me system boundaries in case diagrams are a 'hint' to what
sub systems there may be when I move onto design, as I may
use the same system boundary name in different diagrams.
Dan wrote:1. The name of a system boundary should be unique, so adding one to a
diagram allows a new name to be entered and a list of already existing
system boundaries.
Dan wrote:2. Ability to add user defined stereotype e.g. <<sub-system>> to a system
boundary element and if set to be displayed.
Dan wrote:3. Ability to see what systems boundaries a use case belongs to.
4. Ability to see a list of system boundaries and what case cases 'belong' to each.
Bruno Pagès wrote:...
I write the subject's name centered but it must be on the left, I will change that
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