Use Cases - Simplifying Use Cases - Owners
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Every element in UML must be owned by ...... other element.
Every element in UML must be owned by exactly one other element.
This also applies to the Use Case-related elements
How can we show that a Use Case, Actor or Subject is owned by a package?
What do we do if the ownership of a use case is not clear?
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If we need to indicate that the class is the Owner, how do we show this?
This is an example of both a SubjectClass and an OwningClass ![]()
- In the Subject (on the left), the name of the Subject is in the upper left-hand corner.
- In the Class (on the right), the Class name is centered and has a compartment separator.
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