"Eve L. Maler" wrote <snipped>:
> At 05:31 PM 11/8/01 -0600, Mike Rawlins wrote:
> >We talked through a lot of different user profiles (and corresponding
> >use cases) in the planning committee, and that is how we came up with
> >the ubiquitous "various and sundry". What we *didn't* do was assign
> >priorities. Hello, Eve? Is this something we want to take on ask a
> >task? I think that is what Kelly is concerned about...
>
> What if each of the people on the SC submit a description of the situations
> they know of (either through personal experience or second-hand) regarding
> the handling and use of schemas, done as semi-formal use cases, and then we
> discuss and rank them in Wednesday's call?
>
> Dave, if you have any UML-related words of wisdom about designing use
> cases, that would be welcome.
I think we need some clarification regarding scope. Are we talking about
strictly "handling and use of schemas" or the big picture involving the entire
exchange and processing of a business document represented in XML?
Re: Use cases. FWIW - If we do these as brief, informal, and text based, I can
probably submit three or four different profiles. However, if we decide on
semi-formal using UML notations and diagrams, I'll be stretched to get one done
for next week.
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Michael C. Rawlins, Rawlins EC Consulting
www.rawlinsecconsulting.com
