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1		-XWiki.AndreaOmicini
	1	+XWiki.SMariani

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1		-{{include document="Main.MacroSheet"/}} {{include document="Publications.MacroSheet"/}} {{include document="People.MacroSheet"/}}
	1	+#includeMacros("Main.MacroSheet")
	2	+#includeMacros("Publications.MacroSheet")
	3	+#includeMacros("People.MacroSheet")
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3		-{{velocity filter="none"}}
4		-{{html clean="false" wiki="true"}}
5		-= #tforjn() Home =
	5	+1 #tforjn() Home
6	6
7		-== What is #tforjn() ==
	7	+1.1 What is #tforjn()
8	8
9		-#tforjn() (#tforjnsh() for short) is a Java library enabling #jason() agents to exploit #tucson() coordination services wrapped as #jason() internal actions. [[Jason>>http://http://jason.sourceforge.net/wp/]] is a well-known Java-based implementation of the #agentsl() language for BDI agents. [[TuCSoN>>http://tucson.unibo.it]] is Java-based middleware providing software agents with coordination as a service via programmable logic tuple spaces, called tuple centres.
10		-<p/>
11		-By combining #tucson() and #jason(), #tforjnsh() aims at providing MAS engineers with a full-featured //MAS middleware// for cognitive agents, enabling them to exploit both dimensions of agent-oriented software engineering — //individual//, through #jason() agents; //social//, via #tucson() tuple centres — in a complete and well-balanced way.
12		-<p/>
13		-#tforjnsh() is available under [[GNU LGPL license>>https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html]].
	9	+#tforjn() (#tforjnsh() for short) is a Java library enabling #jason() agents to exploit #tucson() coordination services wrapped as #jason() internal actions. [Jason > http://http://jason.sourceforge.net/wp/] is a well-known Java-based implementation of the #agentsl() language for BDI agents. [TuCSoN > http://tucson.unibo.it] is Java-based middleware providing software agents with coordination as a service via programmable logic tuple spaces, called tuple centres.
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	11	+By combining #tucson() and #jason(), #tforjnsh() aims at providing MAS engineers with a full-featured ~~MAS middleware~~ for cognitive agents, enabling them to exploit both dimensions of agent-oriented software engineering — ~~individual~~, through #jason() agents; ~~social~~, via #tucson() tuple centres — in a complete and well-balanced way.
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	13	+#tforjnsh() is available under [GNU LGPL license > https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html].
	14	+
15	15	----
16	16
17		-== Getting Started ==
	17	+1.1 Getting Started
18	18
19	19	<ul style="list-style-type: decimal">
20		- <li>Download t4jn.jar archive from the [[Downloads>>http://bitbucket.org/smariani/tucson4jason/downloads]] section on its [[Bitbucket repository>>http://bitbucket.org/smariani/tucson4jason/]]</li>
	20	+ <li>Download t4jn.jar archive from the [Downloads | http://bitbucket.org/smariani/tucson4jason/downloads] section on its [Bitbucket repository | http://bitbucket.org/smariani/tucson4jason/]</li>
21	21	<li>Download the libraries it depends on:</li>
22	22	<ul style="list-style-type: disc">
23		- <li>#jason() &mdash; from its [[Download>>http://sourceforge.net/projects/jason/files/]] page //(jason.jar)//</li>
24		- <li>#tucson() &mdash; from its [[Downloads>>TuCSoN.Download]] section //(tucson.jar)//</li>
25		- <li>#tuprolog() &mdash; from its [[Download>>Tuprolog.Download]] section //(2p.jar)//</li>
	23	+ <li>#jason() &mdash; from its [Download > http://sourceforge.net/projects/jason/files/] page ~~(jason.jar)~~</li>
	24	+ <li>#tucson() &mdash; from its [Downloads | TuCSoN.Download] section ~~(tucson.jar)~~</li>
	25	+ <li>#tuprolog() &mdash; from its [Download | Tuprolog.Download] section ~~(2p.jar)~~</li>
26	26	</ul>
27	27	<li>Open a command prompt in the folder where you put all the four jars above, then type:</li>
28	28	<ul style="list-style-type: disc">
29		- <li> on Linux & Mac OS </li>
30		-
31		-
32		-{{code}}java -cp libs/tucson.jar:libs/2p.jar alice.TuCSoN.service.TucsonNodeService{{/code}}
33		-
	29	+ <li> on Linux \& Mac OS </li>
	30	+ {code}java -cp libs/tucson.jar:libs/2p.jar alice.TuCSoN.service.TucsonNodeService{code}
34	34	<li>on Windows</li>
35		-
36		-
37		-{{code}}java -cp libs/tucson.jar;libs/2p.jar alice.TuCSoN.service.TucsonNodeService{{/code}}
38		-
	32	+ {code}java -cp libs/tucson.jar;libs/2p.jar alice.TuCSoN.service.TucsonNodeService{code}
39	39	</ul>
40	40	<li>Open a new tab/window of the command prompt in the folder where you put all the four jars above, then type:</li>
41	41	<ul style="list-style-type: disc">
42		- <li> on Linux & Mac OS </li>
43		-
44		-
45		-{{code}}java -cp t4jn.jar:../libs/jason.jar:../libs/2p.jar:../libs/tucson.jar jason.infra.centralised.RunCentralisedMAS t4jn_bookTrading.mas2j{{/code}}
46		-
	36	+ <li> on Linux \& Mac OS </li>
	37	+ {code}java -cp t4jn.jar:../libs/jason.jar:../libs/2p.jar:../libs/tucson.jar jason.infra.centralised.RunCentralisedMAS t4jn_bookTrading.mas2j{code}
47	47	<li>on Windows</li>
48		-
49		-
50		-{{code}}java -cp t4jn.jar;../libs/jason.jar;../libs/2p.jar;../libs/tucson.jar jason.infra.centralised.RunCentralisedMAS t4jn_bookTrading.mas2j{{/code}}
51		-
	39	+ {code}java -cp t4jn.jar;../libs/jason.jar;../libs/2p.jar;../libs/tucson.jar jason.infra.centralised.RunCentralisedMAS t4jn_bookTrading.mas2j{code}
52	52	</ul>
53	53	<li>#jason() GUI should appear with the t4jn welcome banner, as depicted below:</li>
54	54	<ul style="list-style-type: none">
55		- <li>[[image:t4jn-running.jpeg||width="800"]]</li>
	43	+ <li>{image:t4jn-running.jpeg|width=800}</li>
56	56	##<li>{image:t4jn-running.png|width=800|height=300}</li>
57	57	</ul>
58	58	</ul>
59		-<p/>
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60	60	You should see many prints on #jason() GUI, tracking what happens in the MAS.
61	61
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64	64	##1.1 News
65	65
66	66	##includeMacros("Blog.CategoriesCode")
67		-<p/>
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68	68	##getEntriesForCategory("Blog.T4Jn" $entries $total)
69	69	##displayBlog($entries 'category' true)
70	70	## displayNavigationLinks requires a blog document, to determine how should the entries be split into pages. Return this
71	71	## document, as the macro fallbacks to 'paginated' in case the right setting cannot be determined.
72	72	##displayNavigationLinks($doc)
73		-{{/html}}
74		-{{/velocity}}