 | w i z a r d 4 j |
| w i z a r d 4 j |
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| Flowcharts |
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| Dia |
| Examples |
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A wizard4j flowchart is formally described in xml. You can use the (xml-)editor of your choice to write a wizard4j flowchart. Alternatively you can draw a flowchart by using the wizard4j dia plugin and generate the xml from the dia file.
The flowchart xml must comply to this schema file. When a flowchart xml is supplied to the wizard4j validator it will do some additional checking on top of the schema file, so it is possible that a flowchart complies to the schema and is still rejected by the validator.
A description of all flowchart elements and attributes is available in the reference section.
A number of examples, starting with a helloWorld, is provided in the examples section. These examples cover almost all wizard4j flowchart elements and attributes.
If you want to try out some flowcharts yourself you can do it here.