Examples of com.sun.corba.se.spi.orbutil.fsm.StateEngine

Package com.sun.corba.se.spi.orbutil.fsm

Examples of com.sun.corba.se.spi.orbutil.fsm.StateEngine

com.sun.corba.se.spi.orbutil.fsm.StateEngine
A StateEngine defines the state transition function for a finite state machine (FSM). A FSM always has a current state. In response to an Input, the FSM performs an Action and makes a transition to a new state. Note that any object can be used as an input if it supports the Input interface. For example, a protocol message may be an input. The FSM uses only the result of calling getLabel on the Input to drive the transition.
The function can be non-deterministic in that the same input may cause transitions to different new states from the current state. In this case, the action that is executed for the transition must set the correct new state. @author Ken Cavanaugh


    public static void main( String[] args )
    {
        TestAction3 ta3 = new TestAction3( STATE3, INPUT1 ) ;


        StateEngine se = StateEngineFactory.create() ;
        add1( se, STATE1, INPUT1, STATE1 ) ;
        add2( se, STATE1,         STATE2 ) ;


        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT1, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT2, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT3, STATE1 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT4, STATE3 ) ;


        se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE3 ) ;
        se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE4 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT2, STATE1 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT3, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT4, STATE2 ) ;


        MyFSM fsm = new MyFSM( se ) ;

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    public static void main( String[] args )
    {
  TestAction3 ta3 = new TestAction3( STATE3, INPUT1 ) ;


  StateEngine se = StateEngineFactory.create() ;
  add1( se, STATE1, INPUT1, STATE1 ) ;
  add2( se, STATE1,         STATE2 ) ;


  add1( se, STATE2, INPUT1, STATE2 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE2, INPUT2, STATE2 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE2, INPUT3, STATE1 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE2, INPUT4, STATE3 ) ;


  se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE3 ) ;
  se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE4 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE3, INPUT2, STATE1 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE3, INPUT3, STATE2 ) ;
  add1( se, STATE3, INPUT4, STATE2 ) ;


  MyFSM fsm = new MyFSM( se ) ;

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    public static void main( String[] args )
    {
        TestAction3 ta3 = new TestAction3( STATE3, INPUT1 ) ;


        StateEngine se = StateEngineFactory.create() ;
        add1( se, STATE1, INPUT1, STATE1 ) ;
        add2( se, STATE1,         STATE2 ) ;


        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT1, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT2, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT3, STATE1 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE2, INPUT4, STATE3 ) ;


        se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE3 ) ;
        se.add(   STATE3, INPUT1, ta3,  STATE4 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT2, STATE1 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT3, STATE2 ) ;
        add1( se, STATE3, INPUT4, STATE2 ) ;


        MyFSM fsm = new MyFSM( se ) ;

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