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Organizing your work Lesson 2: Creating Your First Use Case Diagram 30 6 To create more space in which to work: ● Close the Output and Document windows (if they’re open), as described in Lesson 1, “Navigating FrameWork.” Also close any open toolbars except the standard and common toolbars. To close a toolbar: 1 Click right on any open toolbar. 2 In the popup menu, click on the toolbar to deselect it. ● Drag the split bar between the Project Organizer and the Project Workspace to give yourself even more space in which to work. Do the same with the split bar between the Project Workspace and the Tool Folder window. A note about tool folders Each FrameWork diagram type is associated with one or more tool folders. When the Show Tool Folders button is pressed in, FrameWork automatically opens the tool folders associated with the diagram in the active window. You can also choose specific tool folders to open by selecting them in the folder view, by using the Open option on the File menu, or by using the Open Tool Folder button in the standard toolbar.
Creating use cases Creating use cases Note The common toolbar also contains modeling tools. You’ll learn about these tools in Lesson 5, “Creating a Java Class Diagram,” and Lesson 6, “Adding More Detail to Your Java Classes.” Your first use case Now that you’ve opened a use case modeling window and the Use Case Diagram Tools tool folder and cleared the deck, you’re ready to start your diagram. Use cases represent types of interactions that can occur between a system and its users. You’ll begin the Employee Hiring System use case diagram by placing a use case in the modeling window. You’ll call this use case Seek Resumes. What you do To create the Seek Resumes use case: 1 In the Use Case Diagram Tools tool folder, click and hold on the Use Case tool. Tip When your cursor moves over a tool, the status bar gives a brief description of how to use it. 2 Move your cursor to roughly the center of the Employee Hiring System modeling window and release the mouse button. FrameWork creates a new use case in the KnowledgeBase and places a graphic for it where you released the mouse button. FrameWork also opens an edit box for the use case name. 3 Type Seek Resumes. Then click on the window background to close the edit box. Lesson 2: Creating Your First Use Case Diagram 31
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