Use Case Properties

You can modify an object's properties from its property sheet. To open a use case property sheet, double-click its diagram symbol or its Browser entry in the Use Cases folder.

The General Tab contains the following properties:

Property	Description
Name	Specifies the name of the item, which should be clear and meaningful, and should convey the item's purpose to non-technical users.
Code	Specifies the technical name of the object, which is used for generating code or scripts
Comment	Descriptive comment for the object.
Stereotype	Extends the semantics of an object derived from existing objects but specific to your needs.

Use Case Property Sheet Specification Tab
The Specification tab contains the following properties, available via sub-tabs at the bottom of the dialog box:
Use Case Property Sheet Implementation Classes Tab
The Implementation Classes tab in the use case property sheet shows the list of classes, or interfaces used to implement a use case. A use case is generally a task or service, represented as a verb. When analyzing what a use case must do, you can identify the classes and interfaces that need to be created to fulfill the task, and attach them to a use case.
Use Case Property Sheet Related Diagrams Tab
The Related Diagrams tab lists other diagrams in the present model that relate to the use case. Click the Add Objects tool to add diagrams to the list.

Parent topic: Use Cases (OOM)