Use Case - Sequence Assocation

Mark Fortner <[email protected]> Mon, 1 Aug 2011 13:34:42 -0700
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On a recent project I put together a number of sequence diagrams which
describe some of the basic interactions between classes.  These sequences
are in support of a specific use case.  Is there some way of associating the
sequence with the use case it supports?  The explorer shows all of my
sequences as "unattachedCollaboration"s.  Does that mean that they can be
attached to use cases (or other objects in the model)?  If so, how?

The reason I'm asking all of this is because I'd like to generate design
documentation in ArgoPrint that shows the sequence diagrams as subsections
of use-cases.  This would make it easier for the reader to go in increasing
degrees of specificity from vague requirements/use cases, to the sequences,
and to the classes that appear in those sequences.

Regards,

Mark

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<div>On a recent project I put together a number of sequence diagrams which=
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s are in support of a specific use case. =A0Is there some way of associatin=
g the sequence with the use case it supports? =A0The explorer shows all of =
my sequences as &quot;unattachedCollaboration&quot;s. =A0Does that mean tha=
t they can be attached to use cases (or other objects in the model)? =A0If =
so, how?</div>
<div><br></div><div>The reason I&#39;m asking all of this is because I&#39;=
d like to generate design documentation in ArgoPrint that shows the sequenc=
e diagrams as subsections of use-cases. =A0This would make it easier for th=
e reader to go in increasing degrees of specificity from vague requirements=
/use cases, to the sequences, and to the classes that appear in those seque=
nces.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Regards,</div><div><br></div><div>Mark</div>

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