1. XAL
(Documentation/Introduction - English (United Kingdom))

... collection and a transitions set between these states: a transition is perfomed when a particular event arises. XAL allows to define temporal constraints that have to be statisfied in order that specific ...

2. Development
(Documentation/Tutorial - English (United Kingdom))

... to rule out accidental page refreshes, that is when the user neither clicks on a link (state jump via a GET) nor sends a form (state jump via POST). Following you can see the implementation of metric ...

3. Conclusions
(Documentation/Tutorial - English (United Kingdom))

... to minimize states and transitions number when the application becomes complex (like hierarchical states). In this phase we prefer that XAL has (to have) a simple syntax and we delegate to possible development ...

4. Test
(Documentation/Tutorial - English (United Kingdom))

... the automaton jump to the next state. For example, in order to jump from step 3 to step 4, we expect the user to click the link labeled "START PROCESSING". When we specify a command (clock-reset) and ...

5. Design
(Documentation/Tutorial - English (United Kingdom))

... notified that the order processing has been started. Now the operator waits for a notification by the Carrier (for instance via email, fax or telephone) and when s/he receives it s/he will perform one ...

6. Who we are
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... transition is perfomed when a particular event arises. XAL allows to define temporal constraints that have to be statisfied in order that specific transitions can be perfomed properly. Each state has ...