3 System displays the CDX N/A Logout screen. 4 Use case terminates. N/A NetDMR will a user’s session to timeout after a 30 minute period of inactivity. NetDMR keeps a Session Lockout Timer of 30 minutes visible in the header of the screen. After 28 minutes of inactivity, NetDMR will display a pop up message instructing the user that they will be timed out in two minutes. In order for a user to reset the Session Lockout Timer, a link has to be selected or the page has to be refreshed. If a user continues to be inactive, they will be logged out of both NetDMR and CDX. Use Case Assumptions: None. Preconditions: User has successfully logged into NetDMR. SC05 Session Timeout – User Input Step System Response Mapping to Business Rule Step Table Basic Flow: 1 User does not perform an action 2 System displays a pop-up N/A using the NetDMR interface that indicating that the session will requires a response from the end at a specific time two server for a period of 28 minutes. minutes from the time of the pop up. The internal session countdown continues. 3 User clicks Ok. N/A 4* User does not perform an action 5 System ends the session, N/A requiring a server response for 2 discarding any unsaved minutes. information. 6 System displays the Session N/A Timeout screen. 7 Use case terminates. N/A Alternate Flow (s): 4.1 User Performs Action 4.1.1 User performs an action that 4.1.2 System displays new screen N/A requires a response from the with countdown timer reset to server. 30 minutes. 4.1.3 Use case terminates. N/A
3 System displays the CDX Logout screen. N/A 4 Use case terminates. N/A NetDMR will a user’s session to timeout after a 30 minute period of inactivity. NetDMR keeps a Session Lockout Timer of 30 minutes visible in the header of the screen. After 28 minutes of inactivity, NetDMR will display a pop up message instructing the user that they will be timed out in two minutes. In order for a user to reset the Session Lockout Timer, a link has to be selected or the page has to be refreshed. If a user continues to be inactive, they will be logged out of both NetDMR and CDX. Use Case Assumptions: None. Preconditions: User has successfully logged into NetDMR. SC05 – Session Timeout Step User Input Step System Response Mapping to Business Rule Table Basic Flow: 1 User does not perform an action using the NetDMR interface that requires a response from the server for a period of 28 minutes. 2 System displays a pop-up indicating that the session will end at a specific time two minutes from the time of the pop up. The internal session countdown continues. N/A 3 User clicks Ok. N/A 4* User does not perform an action requiring a server response for 2 minutes. 5 System ends the session, discarding any unsaved information. N/A 6 System displays the Session Timeout screen. N/A 7 Use case terminates. N/A Alternate Flow (s): 4.1 User Performs Action 4.1.1 User performs an action that requires a response from the server. 4.1.2 System displays new screen with countdown timer reset to 30 minutes. N/A 4.1.3 Use case terminates. N/A
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