2 Glossary

2.1 Terms relating to the Configuration Infrastructure

2.2 Terms relating to the Configuration Modelling

2.3 Terms relating to the Configuration State

3 The Usage Scenarios

3.1 Without Components

3.2 With Components

4 The Configuration Models

4.1 Without Components

4.2 With Components

5 The basic configuration workflow

5.1 Overview

5.2 Initialization of the Configuration Dialogue

6 Exemplary Configuration Dialogues

6.1 Without Components

6.2 With Components

6.2.1 The Configuration Dialogue

6.2.2 The Rules of the Configuration Model

6.2.3 Consequences

7 Restore a Configuration State

7.1 Without changes in the Configuration Model

7.2 With changes in the Configuration Model

7.2.1 One Attribute Value has been removed or renamed

7.2.2 One Attribute has been removed or renamed

7.2.3 One Rule has been added

8 Explanations of Configuration States

8.1 Why an Attribute is not satisfied

8.2 Why the Configuration Model is not satisfied

8.3 Why a State is not possible

9 Integration into an application to obtain a Configurator

10 No-Code Configurator Apps

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6 Exemplary Configuration Dialogues

Two Configuration Dialogues of varying complexity are described: in Chapter 6.1, a very simple one without the use of components, and in Chapter 6.2, the powerful concept of Component Configuration Models is demonstrated using a somewhat more complex Configuration Dialogue.

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