Lets get something straight here ... the Use Case View (or Use Case Model)
'represents the specification of requirements of a system' (from "UML in a
Nutshell" p 160).
Use cases are best employed describing the behaviour of the system at a high
level for the the users / clients / etc. They inidicate the various
functions of the system as far as the user is concerned.
Most practicioners follow this approach - the Use Case View is the
Requirements specification.

The Logical View is usually broken down into two parts - the Analysis View
and the Design View.

Realise each use case in the Analysis View with sequence diagrams
(collaboration diagrams - basically the same thing), state charts (if
appropriate), etc.

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> The diagram in the logical view will show the use cases and their
> realisations.  The aim is that the use case view is for the 
> analysis with
> each use case description containing the main and alternative 
> paths through
> (amongst any other detail you want to include).  The logical 
> view is used
> for your design (not the use case view).  Therefore you 
> create and show all
> of your use-case realisations here and for each realisation you will
> produce a number of other diagrams to show how each use case "comes to
> life" using the diagrams James suggested.
> 
> If you see them as the same then how do you do your 
> modelling?  I.e. how do
> you go from your analysis (use case view) to your design 
> (logical view)?
> 
> Haydn
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> But if the use case diagram in usecase view and  logical view 
> will be the
> same except the graphical representaion.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:  BOWMAN, James
> To: 'Anil Kumar  Emmadi' ; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' ; 
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> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 4:10  PM
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> The  point of the Use case realisation is to provide a 
> mapping from use
> cases in  the use case view to the design model in the 
> logical view.� This
> mapping  provides traceability which is important whether an iterative
> approach is  being used or not.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anil Kumar Emmadi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:  03 October 2001 11:24
> To: BOWMAN James; 'Ameeta'; Rose_Forum  (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: (ROSE) UseCase View To Logical View  Mapping
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> Usecase realistion view may be used�if u r  following 
> iterative model..i,e
> which helps u to know on which use cases the  work has been 
> performed.Other
> wise usecase diagram in usecase view and  usecase realistion 
> in logical
> view are same.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:  BOWMAN, James
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001  3:18 PM
> Subject: RE: (ROSE) UseCase View To  Logical View Mapping
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> Through use case realizations.� Each use  case has a 
> corresponding use case
> realization.� A use case  realization exists in the logical view and
> demonstrates the design  elements that participate in use 
> case realization.
> It is a use case  with�a stereotype of use case realization.� 
> Each use case
> realization should have a minimum�of three diagrams under  
> it:Participating
> classes, Dependencies and Basic  Flow.� The use case 
> realizations may also
> have one or more  alternative flow diagrams.� The 
> participating classes
> diagram is a  class diagam showing the classes from the 
> design model that
> provide the  functionality to realize the use case.� The dependencies
> diagram is a  class diagram that shows the use case 
> realization, the use
> case it  realizes and relates them using a realizes 
> relationship.� This
> diagram is used for the traceability between the use case and its
> realization.� The basic flow diagram is a sequence diagram 
> showing  how the
> dynamic relationship between the participating classes in the 
> use  case
> realization.� It shows the functionality required by the use  
> case.� One or
> more Alternative flow diagrams may be used to show any  other 
> scenarios the
> may occur for the use case.� These diagrams will  also be sequence
> diagrams.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ameeta  [mailto:]
> Sent: 03 October 2001 10:50
> To: Rose_Forum  (E-mail)
> Subject: (ROSE) UseCase View To Logical View  Mapping
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> 
> Hi,
> What is the  mapping or how is the mapping fro the Use Case 
> View to the
> Logical View  done?
> Rgds,
> Ameeta
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