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Use CasesNeeds to be Reviewed
Overview
To distinguish from the JCR and WebDAV usages and to address the issues of cross platform access to and from non-Java repositories, there are the basic high-level use cases of managing content from a non-Java platform or accessing a non-Java enabled repository such as Microsoft Sharepoint. This is the uber usecase of using a content management application that can create, read, update, delete, query, browse and review content.
Discussion on WebDAV vs. Web Services, REST vs. Service interface:
- No SOA model currently exists
- WebDAV does not provide set oriented content operations
- Operations should be course-grained simplify
- Result sets should be randomly addressable
- Support of BPEL processes
Type
User Goal
Actors
- User - using a web application
- Web Application - A non-Java web application developed by a web-services or SOA enabled platform
Executives
- User logins into web application
- Web Application connects to a pre-defined list of repository of interest
- Web Application identifies initial content list for this user
- Web Application lists an initial set of content, content containers and/or saved queries for the user to browse
- User processes the content items identified in the list
- User updates the content items identified in the list
- User continues browsing through content list and repeats number 4
- User logs out from web application
Exceptions
2.a. User fails login.
3.a. Web application query definition can fail to identify .
4.a. Execution of query fails
5.a. Content items may no longer exist or are not accessible
5.b. The user will have a choice of actions to perform on the content item: view, access more information, browse futher
6.a. The user may not choose to update. This is potentially an optional feature.
6.b. The user will have a choice of actions to perform on the content item: update, delete, and relate to another content item
7.a. User decides to exit application