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How about embedding a diagram on your website that the user can click on and interact with? Perhaps as a navigational aid, or as part of the user interface in a web application?

While the editor will allow you to make static diagrams, it is possible to create diagrams on your website based on an XML definition. That way, the images on your web pages can stay up-to-date with any changes that you make in the diagram definition, or you could generate diagrams on-the-fly for a user query.

This document provides a guide for formatting ADL XML, based on the ADL Schema.

This is meant as a reference guide. For an easy introduction to ADL, read this.

You can try out editing ADL XML in the interactive editor

This tutorial will introduce you to the XML representation of ADL diagrams and show you how you can edit these on the web to include in your own pages.

This article assumes a basic familiarity with XML, and that you'll have at least had a quick look at the ADL article above.