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november 2010 | | Initial version | 0.2 | 30. november | | Fixes: added explanation for sections 2. Strategic dependency model and 3. Strategic rationale model. Use case diagram made consistent with the rest of the document. | 0.3 | 1. december | | Changes: Overview, added explanations to diagrams, modified sequence diagram.Additions: Security assets and their security criteria,Risk treatment chapters. | 1.0 | 1. december | | Security analysis |
1. Overview
Our ePublishing system provides software and services for publishing and reading digital materials.
ePublishing system has two parties: publishing side and client side. This document deals mostly with authors side. In detail is provided the part of the system where author can preview his materials on a device before publishing them.
In our system client is the person who reads the published materials. The system provides client with a better reading experience by providing them software to use on everyday mobile devices.
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2. Strategic dependency model
This strategic dependency model gives an overview of the dependencies of the ePublishing system in general. In this context ePublishing system consists of software for preparing the book for publishing (editor, converter) , web services and media server.
Figure 1. Strategic dependency model.
3. Strategic rationale model
Strategic rationale model gives also an overview of ePublishing system. In this case author’s goal is to prepare books for publishing, so that clients could buy them. In order to achieve it, author can use different parts of ePublishing system: software, web services and servers. When book is finished and formatted into ePu format, the book is forwarded to vendors, which offer this book to clients.
Figure 2. Strategic rationale model.
4. Use cases diagram
This diagram shows all the actors of the ePublishing system. This document concentrates on the Author’s “Preview a book” usecase.
Figure 3. Use case diagram.
5. Use cases
Use Case ID: | 1 | Use Case Name: | Publish a book | Created By: | | Last Updated By: | | Date Created: | 8.11.2010 | Date Last Updated: | 8.11.2010 |
Actors: | Author
1. Overview
Our ePublishing system provides software and services for publishing and reading digital materials.
ePublishing system has two parties: publishing side and client side. This document deals mostly with authors side. In detail is provided the part of the system where author can preview his materials on a device before publishing them.
In our system client is the person who reads the published materials. The system provides client with a better reading experience by providing them software to use on everyday mobile devices.
Advantages of ePublishing …show more content…
2. Strategic dependency model
This strategic dependency model gives an overview of the dependencies of the ePublishing system in general. In this context ePublishing system consists of software for preparing the book for publishing (editor, converter) , web services and media server.
Figure 1. Strategic dependency model.
3. Strategic rationale model
Strategic rationale model gives also an overview of ePublishing system. In this case author’s goal is to prepare books for publishing, so that clients could buy them. In order to achieve it, author can use different parts of ePublishing system: software, web services and servers. When book is finished and formatted into ePu format, the book is forwarded to vendors, which offer this book to clients.
Figure 2. Strategic rationale model.
4. Use cases diagram
This diagram shows all the actors of the ePublishing system. This document concentrates on the Author’s “Preview a book” usecase.
Figure 3. Use case diagram.
5. Use cases
Use Case ID: | 1 | Use Case Name: | Publish a book | Created By: | | Last Updated By: | | Date Created: | 8.11.2010 | Date Last Updated: | 8.11.2010 |
Actors: | Author