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Requirements as Scenarios
Wind spaghetti-like use case details into yarn balls to clearly reflect different scenarios and goals.
Flow of events editor
Flow of events sample with steps and extension
Document the interactions between user and system (function) using the flow of events editor. The robust editor enables you to enter the steps involved to complete a use case. You may document direct flow with or without extended flow. The editor also comes with a set of advanced tools to help you describe flows in detail. You may document conditional flow with if-then-else and looping clause, add actor/use case reference into the flow, generate report of flow, etc.
- Documenting flow of events
User's Guide
- Document use case with use case detail (Free)
Online training
Specify testing procedures
Testing procedures dialog box
As mentioned before, you use flow of events to document the events that happen within a use case. In order to ensure that the events will be executed as expected, you can perform user acceptance test (UAT) upon the events. Visual Paradigm for UML enables you to write test cases base on flow of events. The following movie demonstrates how to define testing procedures for use case flow of events.
Automatic sequence diagram generation
For every use case, you can document all user's inputs and system responses using the flow of events editor, and generate a complete sequence diagram with just one click. This helps realize the interactions within use cases by mean of sequence diagram.
Automatic activity diagram generation
Generate flow of events to UML activity diagram
Visual Paradigm for UML supports generating activity diagram from flow of events. The generation is not just a one way ticket but you can keep modifying the flow of events, and synchronizing changes to activity diagrams.
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