> We use a state chart to represent what we call the "modelling chain" (cf.
> attached picture)
OK, I can't attach pictures on the mailing list. Here it is:
http://dev.artenum.com/projects/keridwen/images/modellingChain_jpg
Hi and thank you for your answers
> It isn't really clear to me under what conditions you are executing the
> existing state chart.
We are developing an open source scientific software called SPIS (for
Spacecraft Plasma Interactions Software http://dev.spis.org). As its name
implies, it models
Hi everyone,
I am very pleased to learn that SCXML is back online and that new evolutions
are coming with version 2.0. Congrats and good luck to the development team!
I already use SCXML 0.9 in one of my applications and one feature I was missing
was a more dynamic state engine. My application
Hi,
Suppose I have the following SCXML file:
http://www.w3.org/2005/07/scxml"; version="1.0"
xmlns:ker="http://www.keridwen.org/SCXML";
initialstate="stateA">
In my Java code, I did start the SCXML Engine with this file and executed:
stateMachine.dispatchSigna
Hi,
I am using SCXML and I would like to "compose" a state model from
different files.
The idea is to first load a SCXML file defining some states (and in
particular the initial state) and some transitions. Then I would like to
load other SCXML files that will be aggregated with the first mo
