Re: Abstract User Interface Models - questions on event structure [Honeywell Internal]

Hello All,

I want to contribute to this discussion.

I think a TriggerEvent is a turn-taking in the conversation. It tells the
other side that there is something to be treated.

An interface has a lot of ways to trigger things (to pass the turn to the
the other side) that are captured and treated in different layers. It can
be treated by the "hardware" (keyboard keys, touch screen, etc.), it can be
treated by a local code in RIA or smartphone´s apps, it can be treated by
the code running in the server, etc.

So, the interface models the next events to be treated by the application,
with the corresponding TriggerEvents (the interface corresponds also to the
response of a previous TriggerEvent).

Best regards,
Laufer






2014/1/22 Paolo Bottoni <bottoni@di.uniroma1.it>

> I can answer that.
>
> The TriggerEvent models events that trigger some high-level behaviour,
> typically a method in the domain model, or an activity in the world flow,
> which is not immediately corresponding to actions on the UI.
>
> However, the <<use>> dependency on events in the Behavior package is not
> correct (it was not included in the MBUI document, though).
>
> paolo
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> 2014/1/22 Hickman, Steve (AdvTech) <Steve.Hickman@honeywell.com>
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>  Classification: Honeywell Internal
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>> The 05 Nov 2013 Working Draft is spartan.  In particular, there isn’t
>> enough description of the event structure to understand how they differ.
>> Can someone explain this in more detail?  It seems to me that all events
>> trigger something unless they are ignored. It might be a change in a
>> display (selecting or deselecting a visual element, changing a value in a
>> visual element, etc.) or it might trigger something else.  So how is a
>> “TriggerEvent” something unique?
>>
>>
>>
>> Steve Hickman
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