Use Cases view with Case view (Rose)

To find the Rose tool, select the Use Cases view

Let's start by looking at what tools are available under this view, and what you can do:

Here's a detailed look:

There are tools below the use Case view:

One: Select tool

Two: TextBox text box

Three: note note

Four: note Object anchor Anchor Note to Item

Five: Package Packages

Six: Use Cases

Seven: performer, participant actor

Eight: one-way relationship unidirectional Associaton

IX: Dependency example relationship Dependency or instantiates

Ten: generalization, generalized generalition

These 10 tool sequences are exactly the same as in the diagram.

There are several points to note when actually using rose to express this use case

One, use cases can have abstract use cases and general use cases, abstract text in the use case diagram is skewed.

Second, there are several relationships between use cases and use cases, which can be expressed by relying on that line. Draw the line after the two points will pop up the corresponding box, choose the corresponding relationship.

Third, the performer (also known as the participant) may have a generalized relationship, you can use the generalization of the line to show out, is the head with a triangle of that.

Other settings:

Our double point use case icon: you will see

One, name, enter the name of the use case in it, which will be displayed in the use case diagram.

Second, stereotype template, choose a different template, use case diagram behaves differently.

Third, Rank

Four, if you choose Abstract, then this use case is abstract, there are some use cases can be generalized by it.

Five, documentation documents, you can add some descriptive text.

Of course, if you want to put the use case diagram, sequence diagram, activity diagram, collaboration diagram, sequence diagram is also can be placed under the usage cases view, as long as the right-click to create the corresponding diagram.

The use Case view consists of 4 UML diagrams: Use case diagrams, Sequence diagrams, collaboration diagrams, and activity diagrams.

Use Cases view with Case view (Rose)