[SCXML] Question about

[Hanh-Missi Tran <Mi...@lifl.fr>]

Hi

I have a first SCXML interpreter that invokes a second SCXML interpreter 
that invokes a third one. What is it supposed to happen when an event is 
raised by a <send> in the third SCXML engine ? Is the event supposed to 
be fired in the three interpreters (that's what I understand from the WD) ?
Currently I manage only to fire the event in the second and the third 
interpreters (I use the SCXMLExecutor instance of my second interpreter 
in the SimpleScheduler instance of my third interpreter).


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Re: [SCXML] Question about

[Rahul Akolkar <ra...@gmail.com>]

On 9/7/07, Hanh-Missi Tran <Mi...@lifl.fr> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a first SCXML interpreter that invokes a second SCXML interpreter
> that invokes a third one. What is it supposed to happen when an event is
> raised by a <send> in the third SCXML engine ? Is the event supposed to
> be fired in the three interpreters (that's what I understand from the WD) ?
<snip/>

IMO, only the third. Using the SimpleSCXMLInvoker, events trickle down
(from parent state machine to invoked services) but do not bubble up.


> Currently I manage only to fire the event in the second and the third
> interpreters (I use the SCXMLExecutor instance of my second interpreter
> in the SimpleScheduler instance of my third interpreter).
<snap/>

That may be one way to handle this.

-Rahul

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