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This catalog tracks use cases for Sakai integration that are submitted by the SEPP Enterprise Discussion Group. These use cases will serve to provide requirements for core Sakai development. We have adopted Confluence to lower the hassle of creating and maintaining Use Cases. Please read and follow the guidelines below when working with the Use Case Catalog.

Contents
ENTR:Use Case Process
ENTR:Publishing a Use Case
ENTR:Categories

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This catalog is intended to track use cases for Sakai integration with enterprise information systems. Use cases are organized into categories based upon the Sakai module they interface with, or upon the function they fulfill (see ENTR:Categories below). This catalog is intended to strike a balance between two forces:

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In order to maintain consistency and order a Use Case template has been created. The template is based in part upon guidance from Alistair Cockburn. Please publish your use cases using this template. Instructions for publishing your use case with this template follow below.

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Method I: Create A Link, Then A Page

  1. Select the appropriate ENTR:category below.
  2. Select 'edit page' from the menu at the right.
  3. Create a new link with the name of your use case (see the 'Help Tips' panel on the right of the edit screen for the proper link format).
  4. Preview your changes, then select Update when you are done.
  5. Click on your new link - Confluence will prompt you to create the content of the new page.
  6. Click the "select a template page" link
  7. Select the 'Use Case' template.
  8. Fill in the values that are easy to fill in via the form
  9. Use the normal 'edit page' function to fill in the remaining data.

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  1. Start at the Enterprise DG Confluence Home Page
  2. Select 'add page'
  3. Click the "select a template page" link
  4. Select the 'Use Case' template.
  5. Fill in the values that are easy to fill in via the form
  6. Use the normal 'edit page' function to fill in the remaining data.
  7. Select the appropriate ENTR:category below.
  8. Select 'edit page' from the menu at the right.
  9. Create a new link with the name of your use case (see the 'Help Tips' panel on the right of the edit screen for the proper link format).
  10. Preview your changes, then select Update when you are done.

Example Use Case

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