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Introduction

I-X Process Panels (I-P2)

The I-X Process Panels - User Guide is intended to provide an introduction to the I-X system, its foundations and its tools, to give a user's manual allowing you to apply I-X to your task, and to provide some guidelines for tailoring I-X to your particular task, domain and environment.

Section 1 gives an introduction to the motivation behind the I-X project and the facilities it provides its users.

Section 2 provides a quick-start guide: those eager to try the I-X tools should skip to this section.

The subsequent five sections describe the use of individual I-X tools in greater detail:

Sections 8 and 9 outline the steps necessary to move beyond a basic use of the I-X tools by tailoring them for particular applications. Finally, Appendices A, B and C provide handy reference information.

The I-X Domain Editor (I-DE)

The I-X Domain Editor Guide describes the editor privided with I-X for editing activity models. The main window of the Domain Editor contains several editor panels for editing different aspects (or constructs) of the domain. Currently the editors available are

The Planner (I-Plan)

I-Views

I-Faces

Other Software

The standard I-X distribution also includes software that is not part of I-X (see the imports readme-file). Users should be aware of this and should read the software licences for: JDOM, JUnit, MGraph, ICU, Jena2, Xerces, Jakarta Oro, and LOG.


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