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use cases and sequence diagrams.

 
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If you read the brief description for each use cases, all use cases EXCEPT price itinerary "can be" started by an actor(customer/travel agent). So then if you draw the sequence diagram for price itnerary, how do u represent that it is started by prepare itinerary.. ???. I have got the same problem when the prepare itinerary send information to "pay itinerary" and "price itinerary" use cases. How do I show these use cases in the sequence diagrams ???
[ September 12, 2005: Message edited by: Giju George ]
 
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Use notes or an actor with stereotype "<<use case>>", with UML 2.0, use an "interaction occurrence" frame.

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Akar
 
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