Update of /cvsroot/springframework/spring-projects/spring-webflow/src/java/org/springframework/webflow/execution
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FlowExecution.java
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* creates an instance of an object implementing this interface, initializing it
* with the requested Flow definition which becomes the execution's "root", or
! * top-level flow. After creation, the {@link #start(ExternalContext)} operation
* is called, which causes the execution to activate a new session for its root
* flow definition. That session is then pushed onto a stack and its definition
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* creates an instance of an object implementing this interface, initializing it
* with the requested Flow definition which becomes the execution's "root", or
! * top-level flow. After creation, the {@link #start(AttributeMap, ExternalContext)} operation
* is called, which causes the execution to activate a new session for its root
* flow definition. That session is then pushed onto a stack and its definition
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* Subsequent requests from the client to manipuate this flow execution trigger
* restoration and rehydration of this object, followed by an invocation of the
! * {@link #signalEvent(String, ExternalContext)} operation. The signalEvent
* operation tells this state machine what action the user took from within the
* context of the current state; for example, the user may have pressed pressed
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* Subsequent requests from the client to manipuate this flow execution trigger
* restoration and rehydration of this object, followed by an invocation of the
! * {@link #signalEvent(EventId, ExternalContext)} operation. The signalEvent
* operation tells this state machine what action the user took from within the
* context of the current state; for example, the user may have pressed pressed
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