I edited stopwatch.xml like below, but the send tag seems doesn't work.
Once entered in "paused" state, it doesn't move to "stop" state as it
should (2 seconds after). Only if i remove the tag "delay" or if i put
delay="'0'"
than the state "paused" move to "stop" (but immediatly).
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I'm here again to say you that now i understoond how to get/set datamodel from
java method (the main question), so the last unanswered question now is why the
"delay" tag don't work to me.
Il giorno 13/dic/2012, alle ore 01:16, Riccardo Manoni ha scritto:
> Unf
at why
'delay' isn't
working.
- Jim
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From: Riccardo Manoni [mailto:arduinowifishi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 5:28 PM
To: user@commons.apache.org
Subject: RE: [SCXML] update data model
Removing the "delay", the "send&qu
Removing the "delay", the "send" work. The state change immediatly
from "paused" to "stopped". So now we know that the problem is the
"delay".
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks for the reply, Jim.
I edited stopwatch.xml like below, but the send tag seems don't work.
Once entered in "paused" state, it don't move to "stop" state as it
should.
http://www.w3.org/2005/07/scxml"; version="1.0"
initialstate="reset">
Hi all,
i'm new to scxml so here i am with a (maybe dumb..) question: is it
possible to update the datamodel or "raise" an event from a java
method? For example, in the StopWatch use case, can i force the life
cycle to go in "reset" state when 10sec elapsed?
My intention is let the data model kno