I am making use cases for a system with many different kinds of Actors, that
have both similar options and very different ones. To put this all in one
Use Case-diagram makes it rather complex.
So I would like to divide this in different packages.
Im just wondering which method would work best for this.
Possible options:
- Make packages of all options/use cases... and then put all Actors in the
diagram with the Use cases they have in common ...
example:
(Package Use Case 1)
Actor1 \
Actor2 - Use Case 1
Actor3 /
(Package Use Case 2)
Actor1 \
Actor2 - Use Case 2
Actor3 /
- or make Actor-based packages, and make a different Diagram for every
option they have. thus using the same use case in different diagrams.
example:
(Package Actor 1)
Actor1 - Use Case 1
Actor1 - Use Case 2
Actor1 - Use Case 3
(Package Actor 2)
Actor2 - Use Case 1
Actor2 - Use Case 2
Actor2 - Use Case 3
Regards,
Rick
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