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In larman's book , on page 23 it is written that , what are the artifacts ( UML diagrams ) you will make for your project , make an entry in Developement Case & that DC itself is an artifacts of environment disiciplines ( last one ) ...

This statement is looking contradictary to me ...
Can any body explain me this ...

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In the RUP a development case is a tailoring of the RUP which defines how your project will approach its work. Every project is different, therefore you need a tailoring which reflects your situation. The development case will indicate which artifacts (such as use cases, a data model, a project plan, ...) you will create and potentially even the level to which you will create them.

For example, you can write use cases to various levels of details or styles, as I show in Detailed Essential Use Case, Informal System Use Case, and Formal System Use Case.

The real trick, however, is to predict what your project will need to do before you do it. You get better at this over time with experience, and smart organizations develop what we call organizational-level development cases which reflect the needs of a category of projects within your org. These sorts of development cases are described in The Enterprise Unified Process book.

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You mean is , In Inception phase we just write Developement Case based on our overficial knowledge ( just having some hang-of of project ) & then in later phase we refine & refine it again & again ...

And after some project , it is easy to use old DC ( or can get idea from old DC ) ...

Is it right ??

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[ April 03, 2005: Message edited by: rathi ji ]
 
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