PauWare* open source software (www.PauWare.com)        * To be pronounced "power"

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Use of PauWare is more precisely ruled by the Creative Commons Legal Code defining the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 license

The PauWare software is a set of Java classes and interfaces making up an execution engine for UML 2 State Machine Diagrams and UML 2 Sequence Diagrams. UML 2 State Machine Diagrams are a variant of Harel's Statecharts which are used to model and to implement reactive software-intensive systems. For more information, please see:
The PauWare software is divided into two parts. The first part named PauWare.Composytor (standing for COMPOnent SYstem execuTOR) is compliant with the J2EE platform. The second part is named PauWare.Velcro (Velcro® is a combination of the words "VELour", i.e., "velvet" in English and "CROchet", i.e., "hook" in English, bringing the ideas of composition and of weaving which are fundamental in component-based development). PauWare.Velcro is dedicated to the J2ME platform. Both of these two subparts are compatible with J2SE; known compatibility is: Java 2, SDK, 1.4.x.

The PauWare Research Group thanks the NetBeans Community about the availability and the quality of the NetBeans IDE. All of the PauWare software has been built by means of this IDE. As a result, most of the code below is provided as NetBeans projects.

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