J-CASE Login Sample

Login sample Use case and storyboard using J-CASE tag library.

Step I. Create Use Case
  1. Before starting to create use case with J-CASE, you need to capture core functional requirements in use cases.
    See the Use Case captured (This is prepared by yourself)
  2. Create JSPs describing the use case descriptions.
    Run Use Case
  3. Generate use case document using <jc:generateUseCase>.
    Generate Use Case document
  4. Check to see the document generated.
    See the Use Case document (This is the document you saw at step 1)
Step II. Create Storyboard based on the Use Case
  1. Detail the descriptions and add user interface information in JSPs using <jc:screen>, <jc:dialog> tags.
    Run Storyboard (with screens)
  2. Generate storyboard document using <jc:generateUseCase>.
    Generate Storyboard document
  3. Check to see the document generated.
    See the Storyboard document
Step III. Revise the Storyboard
  1. Refine the descriptions and add some system processes in JSPs using <jc:processResults> tag.
    Run revised Storyboard (with screens and processes)
  2. Generate storyboard document using <jc:generateUseCase>.
    Generate Storyboard document
  3. Check to see the document generated.
    See the revised Storyboard document
For further information, please see "Getting Started" in user's guide.