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form of the services it offers in the interactive system. We use so-called agent Petri Nets (PN) to model a priori the services offered by each interface agent: a service is defined as being a quadruplet S ={E, C, R, P}, with E: the event which triggers the service, C: the conditions to be met in order to perform this service, R: the resources necessary for the service to be performed, P: the property of this service, which can be either an operation concerning the agent alone (with or without a change of state for the interactive agents), or a call for the service of another agent. The succession of various calls for services gives rise to the succession of page-screens in the human-computer interface. This chapter begins with a state of the art about the use of Petri nets in Human-Machine Interaction. Then we explain the problem relating to agent-based architectures of interactive systems, and we propose a solution for the modeling of the interface agents of such architectures. Lastly, we illustrate our approach by a case study.

Use of Petri Nets for Modeling an Agent-Based Interactive System: Basic Principles and Case Study