posted 19 years ago
Maybe I can paraphrase the original question :-
What is the difference between a user logged in (User logs in) and user is a member (User has a profile) ?
I can't understand why they are treated seperately .. I think they should be analogous. What would you do differently for a customer to have a profile ?
Right now according to the use cases, I can envision the following scenarions
a) The customer is not logged in, The customer is not a member
b) The Customer is logged in, The Customer is not a member
c) The Customer is logged in, The Customer is a member
and for the use cases, it's c) that's applicable.
But what I was trying to determine is why a customer that is logged in will not be a member ? Am I missing something blatant here ? Can some one shed some light ... pleasssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thanks
Hemant Kamat<br />SCJP2<br />SCWCD<br />SCBCD<br />SCEA-I