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Liza
i'm trying to develop an airline web service which provides airline
information (such as flight availability)to the user.
the web service will be available through a web site so obviously i
will have to implement a website also....
my question is...
since web services are loosely couples applications that are
interoperable, am i correct in thinking that the use case for the web
service will be separated from that of the website ???
for example if i have the following as a senario
1. the user signs into the website.
2. the system autheticates the user.
DO i really need o have both in the same use cases since step one is
implemented in the web application and step 2 is implemented in the
web service? Do i need 2 separate use cases for the 2 different
applications? Afterall the web service can exist independent of the
web application.
Thanks guys.
Liza
information (such as flight availability)to the user.
the web service will be available through a web site so obviously i
will have to implement a website also....
my question is...
since web services are loosely couples applications that are
interoperable, am i correct in thinking that the use case for the web
service will be separated from that of the website ???
for example if i have the following as a senario
1. the user signs into the website.
2. the system autheticates the user.
DO i really need o have both in the same use cases since step one is
implemented in the web application and step 2 is implemented in the
web service? Do i need 2 separate use cases for the 2 different
applications? Afterall the web service can exist independent of the
web application.
Thanks guys.
Liza