Abstract
This paper presents application of use case maps as an extension of UML for system integration. The methodology is used in context of scenario based integration and testing for a very large system - Daidalos 3 system. The Use Case Maps are used not only for requirements specification. The description has many advantages for integration, namely for verification of interfaces between components, and also for verification of correct component activity. This is particularly important for flow of global parameters, such as identifiers, and user profiles. The method extends use of UML for architecture specification and refinement and in next step is amenable to adopting MDA paradigm. -- Daniel Amyot - 10 Aug 2006Discussion
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| Title | Use case maps as an extension of UML for system integration and verification |
| Authors | A. Rys, C. Jedrzejek, and A. Figaj |
| Type | Conference |
| Conference/Journal Title | ECOOP Workshop on Architecture-Centric Evolution (ACE 2005) |
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| Month | July |
| Year | 2005 |
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| Keywords | Daidalos, MDA, Testing, Use Case Maps, UML |
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