Hi Jie,
It really depends on your requirements. If this is a requirement of your
system, then yes you would want to capture those things in use cases. I
can think of many systems that don't have logon/logout use cases. One
example that comes to mind would be the elevator system. Most elevators
don't require a person to 'logon' to use the elevator...
David
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From: "Jie Zhao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: (ROSE) Logon and Logout Use Case
>
> Hi,
>
> Should "Logon" and "Logout" be use cases? It seems all systems have these
> two special use cases.
>
> Jie
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