Option 3 is a really good one.
In one of our projects we expanded the internal structure of the Rose's
UseCase class with seperate fields for each section of the Use case
description, which is recommended in the literature.
Using this way, SoDa could be used to select sepecific UseCases.



                                                                                       
                                                 
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1) Write the conditions into the documentation field. You can use your own
special style if you want that other programs get that data. Maybe a
XML-style


    ... my other documentation ...
   <precondition> .... </precondition>
   <postcondition>  .... </postcondition>
   ... some more
  Maybe with a root node
  <documentation> .... </precondition> </postcondition> </documentation>


2) Write external files <usecasename>_pre.{txt|xml} <usecasename>
_post.{txt|xml}


3) Add your own Pre/Postconditions-Tab (like conditions of operations).






mit freundlichen Gr��en
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      Hi all,


      According to RUP, usecases have Pre and Post conditions.
      We want to model the Pre and Post conditions in Rational Rose as
      well.
      The problem is that in Rational Rose we are not able to put them
      anywhere
      and then use this to generate reports with Rational SoDa.


      Typically the Pre and Post conditions are part of 'documentation'of a

      usecase. However in the report we want to split the Pre and Post
      condition
      in a seperate paragraph.
      Does anyone have any ideas on how to model the Pre and Post condition
      for a
      usecase within Rational Rose?


      Greetings,
      Arno Leenders
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