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                         Commons SCXML Package
                             Version 0.8
                            Release Notes

INTRODUCTION:

Commons SCXML 0.8 is a minor release containing a few enhancements and
bug fixes. See about section at the end for general information on
Commons SCXML.

NEW FEATURES:

 o [SCXML-62] - Fragment URLs are now supported by the src attribute of the
                <state> element

 o [SCXML-64] - Better error reporting for ignored or misplaced elements by
                parser (SCXMLParser class)

BUG FIXES:

 o [SCXML-66] - Potential race condition while getting path segments for
                transitions

 o [SCXML-67] - <state> does not process <parallel> children correctly

OTHER COMMENTS:

 o This is the first release of Commons SCXML using Maven 2.

ABOUT COMMONS SCXML:

The Commons SCXML (State Chart XML) project provides a generic
state-machine based execution environment. It borrows most semantics
from its namesake Working Draft at the W3C. Anything that can be
represented as a UML state chart -- business process flows, view
navigation bits, interaction or dialog management, and many more -- can
leverage the Commons SCXML library. The library abstracts out the
environment interfaces, and can be used in numerous server-side and
client-side runtimes.

Please visit the website for project information and documentation:

http://commons.apache.org/scxml/