Asterix

It doesn't work.
Thanx for help!

Thanx Darryl!
I use Together and when I change the stereotype of an object, the object change his appearance. I don't now this before...
But there is no special stereotype for use cases. Now I name an object with the stereotype "usecase" with no special appearance

Ok, I can have a use case in a sequence diagram, but once more, how does it looks like? Is it an actor named "Login In Use Case" or an object with this name or doesn't it make any difference?
Thanx all for your help! Great!

> Does this sub-sequence diagram represent an included use case?
YES!
> I have never seen sub-diagrams referenced but included use case sequence diagrams are often included.
HOW? As an actor?

Hello folks!
My problem: I have a sequence diagram and a "sub" sequence diagram. How can I integrate a sub-diagram in a main diagram? Can I show the sub diagram as an actor in the main diagram?
Thanx for help!
Reklef

Have you shown all details on the class diagram like method names with parameters and member variables? Or did you show only the classes itselfs?

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