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	Interface	Description
	Action	This interface represents the methods implemented in the Action objects.
	Lockable	This interface is implemented by all objects lockable.
	Priority	This interface should be implemented by any class whose instances contains a priority.
	Resetable	Defines the interface for an object that is resetable
	Resumable	Defines the interface for an object that is resumable
	Runnable	This interface should be implemented by any class whose instances are intended to be executed.
	Startable	The Startable interface is used when the command need to be "running" to be active.
	Stoppable	This interface provides a stoppable process.

	Class	Description
	ActionEntry	Contains all informations about an Action.
	ActionEventDispatcher	A process who dispatch events in the global event flow or locally.
	ActionLoader	This action process launch the load of a Loader object.
	ActionProxy	This Action object run a proxy method.
	ActionURLLoader	This action process launch the load of a URLLoader object.
	ActionURLStream	This action process launch the load of an URLStream object.
	Batch	A batch is a collection of Action objects.
	BatchProcess	This Action object register Action objects in a batch process.
	BatchTask	Batchs actions and notify when all actions are finished.
	Cache	Enqueue a collection of members definitions (commands) to apply or invoke with the specified target object.
	Chain	A chain is a sequence with a finite or infinite number of actions.
	CoreAction	This class simplify a full implementation of the Action interface.
	CoreActionLoader	This core command object run a "loader" object and notify ActionEvent during a load process.
	Initializer	This Action launch the initialize method of the object but notify an event before (ActionEvent.START) and after(ActionEvent.FINISH) the process.
	Pause	This Action object create a pause in the process.
	Sequencer	A Sequencer of Action process.
	Task	A simple representation of the Action interface.
	TaskGroup	A task-group is a collection with a finite or infinite number of actions.
	TimeoutPolicy	Defines the policy of the timeout states in the application.