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Use Case Diagrams<br />

Use Case Diagrams<br />

In a use case diagram, the primary use case is instigated by an actor (stickman),<br />

which can be a human user, an application, or a subprogram. The actor is connected<br />

to the primary use case, which is depicted as an oval (bubble) enclosing the use case<br />

action, as shown in Figure E–1.<br />

Figure E–1 A Primary Use Case<br />

Primary use cases may require other operations to complete them. In Figure E–2,<br />

specify queue name<br />

is one of the suboperations, or secondary use cases, needed to complete<br />

ENQUEUE a message<br />

The downward lines from the primary use case lead to the other required<br />

operations (not shown).<br />

Figure E–2 A Primary Use Case with Suboperations<br />

User/<br />

Program<br />

User/<br />

Program<br />

DELETE<br />

the row<br />

AQ Operational Interface<br />

ENQUEUE<br />

a message<br />

specify<br />

queue name<br />

E-2 <strong>Oracle</strong>9i Application Developer’s Guide - <strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Queuing</strong>

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