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| USE CASE Inspect Cargo In Customs [subfunction] |
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| A Delivery Inspector inspects and updates the delivery status of a cargo being |
| handled in customs. |
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| It seems from the DDD sample code that a cargo can be handled by customs authorities |
| in any location. So even if this is different from the last known location - or even |
| not in the itinerary - the cargo will still be on track. |
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| In the DDD sample we can have additional transportation after a customs handling event, |
| but isn't a claim a more logical expected next step? Can a cargo be handled by customs |
| authorities and then continue its travel to other locations?! |
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| For now we don't predict any next handling event - a domain expert opinion on this |
| would be interesting. |
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| Primary actor.. Delivery Inspector |
| Scope.......... Handling Monitoring System in shipping application |
| Preconditions.. Cargo is in port (??) and handled by customs authorities. |
| Trigger........ Delivery Inspector receives request to inspect the delivery status of cargo in customs. |
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| Main Success Scenario |
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| 1. Delivery Inspector collects known delivery data. |
| 2. Delivery Inspector determines that cargo is routed (for internal reference). |
| 3. Delivery Inspector saves cargo delivery snapshot. |
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| Deviations |
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| 2a. Cargo has no itinerary: |
| 1. Delivery Inspector marks cargo as non-routed. |
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| 2b. RouteSpecification is not satisfied by Itinerary: |
| 1. Delivery Inspector marks cargo as misrouted. |
