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An email System outside the SUD is considered an actor while receiving an email from it?
Advice on splitting up a process involving multiple actors into Use CasesUse Case diagrams as a requirements gathering tool for new functionality - particularly in systems that only require very little user interactionUse Cases criteriaCapturing functional requirements on a non-interaction based systemPlugins as actor in UML use case diagramUse Case Email NotificationDoes Facebook use-case have one or more actors?How to connect different Use Cases without 'include' or 'extend'?Use Case diagram - System as an ActorWhy actor is(or represented) outside the system boundary of a system in use case?
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In a use-case I've included a step in which the SUD(System under development) sends an email externally.
Does the email system receiving that email is considered an actor? Or even a stakeholder?
According to my studies, everything that interacts anyhow with the SUD is an actor, but in this case I have some doubts.
Anybody that can give some hints?
Thanks
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In a use-case I've included a step in which the SUD(System under development) sends an email externally.
Does the email system receiving that email is considered an actor? Or even a stakeholder?
According to my studies, everything that interacts anyhow with the SUD is an actor, but in this case I have some doubts.
Anybody that can give some hints?
Thanks
uml use-case use-case-diagram
asked Mar 25 at 8:23
AlanAlan
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In a use-case I've included a step in which the SUD(System under development) sends an email externally.
Does the email system receiving that email is considered an actor? Or even a stakeholder?
According to my studies, everything that interacts anyhow with the SUD is an actor, but in this case I have some doubts.
Anybody that can give some hints?
Thanks
uml use-case use-case-diagram
asked Mar 25 at 8:23
AlanAlan
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In a use-case I've included a step in which the SUD(System under development) sends an email externally.
Does the email system receiving that email is considered an actor? Or even a stakeholder?
According to my studies, everything that interacts anyhow with the SUD is an actor, but in this case I have some doubts.
Anybody that can give some hints?
Thanks
uml use-case use-case-diagram
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Anything that interacts with the SUD is considered to be an actor. It does not matter how this interaction takes place. So just connect that email system as actor with the according use case bubble inside the SUD.
There is some sort of convention to place a primary actor (one that starts an interaction) to the left of the SUD boundary and secondary ones (those being triggered by the SUD) on the right side.
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is your system only interacts with the email-service by sending mail to it the email-service is only a secondary actor
if your system can receive a mail from the email-service that one is a (primary) actor
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Anything that interacts with the SUD is considered to be an actor. It does not matter how this interaction takes place. So just connect that email system as actor with the according use case bubble inside the SUD.
There is some sort of convention to place a primary actor (one that starts an interaction) to the left of the SUD boundary and secondary ones (those being triggered by the SUD) on the right side.
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Anything that interacts with the SUD is considered to be an actor. It does not matter how this interaction takes place. So just connect that email system as actor with the according use case bubble inside the SUD.
There is some sort of convention to place a primary actor (one that starts an interaction) to the left of the SUD boundary and secondary ones (those being triggered by the SUD) on the right side.
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Anything that interacts with the SUD is considered to be an actor. It does not matter how this interaction takes place. So just connect that email system as actor with the according use case bubble inside the SUD.
There is some sort of convention to place a primary actor (one that starts an interaction) to the left of the SUD boundary and secondary ones (those being triggered by the SUD) on the right side.
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Anything that interacts with the SUD is considered to be an actor. It does not matter how this interaction takes place. So just connect that email system as actor with the according use case bubble inside the SUD.
There is some sort of convention to place a primary actor (one that starts an interaction) to the left of the SUD boundary and secondary ones (those being triggered by the SUD) on the right side.
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is your system only interacts with the email-service by sending mail to it the email-service is only a secondary actor
if your system can receive a mail from the email-service that one is a (primary) actor
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