[OS-webwork] Actions and Dialogs

2003-01-03 Thread Dort, Rob van
In current WebWork the main focus is on "actions". I miss the EXPLICIT implementation of the concept "dialog". In my view a dialog is a finite state machine implementation (FSM), an action causes a state transition in the active state machine(s) (the (s) is because an application will usually con

Re: [OS-webwork] Actions and Dialogs

2002-12-17 Thread Patrick Lightbody
"Dort, Rob van" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 11:26 PM Subject: [OS-webwork] Actions and Dialogs > In current WebWork the main focus is on "actions". > > I miss the EXPLICIT implementation of the concept &qu

Re: [OS-webwork] Actions and Dialogs

2002-12-16 Thread boxed
> In current WebWork the main focus is on "actions". > > I miss the EXPLICIT implementation of the concept "dialog". WebWork is an engine for the controller and view parts of you app only. For your model you have to write your own code, and in this layer you can have your state machine if you like

[OS-webwork] Actions and Dialogs

2002-12-15 Thread Dort, Rob van
In current WebWork the main focus is on "actions". I miss the EXPLICIT implementation of the concept "dialog". In my view a dialog is a finite state machine implementation (FSM), an action causes a state transition in the active state machine(s) (the (s) is because an application will usually con