TuCSoN4Jason

What is 

 (T4Jn for short) is a Java library enabling Jason agents to exploit TuCSoN coordination services wrapped as Jason internal actions. Jason is a well-known Java-based implementation of the #agentsl() language for BDI agents. TuCSoN is Java-based middleware providing software agents with coordination as a service via programmable logic tuple spaces, called tuple centres.

By combining TuCSoN and Jason, T4Jn 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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T4Jn is available under GNU LGPL license.

Getting Started

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  <li>Download t4jn.jar archive from the Downloads section on its Bitbucket repository</li>
  <li>Download the libraries it depends on:</li>
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    <li>#jason() &mdash; from its Download page (jason.jar)</li>
    <li>#tucson() &mdash; from its Downloads section (tucson.jar)</li>
    <li>#tuprolog() &mdash; from its Download section (2p.jar)</li>
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  <li>Open a command prompt in the folder where you put all the four jars above, then type:</li>
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    <li> on Linux & Mac OS </li>
    

    <li>on Windows</li>
    

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  <li>Open a new tab/window of the command prompt in the folder where you put all the four jars above, then type:</li>
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    <li> on Linux & Mac OS </li>
    

    <li>on Windows</li>
    

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  <li>#jason() GUI should appear with the t4jn welcome banner, as depicted below:</li>
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You should see many prints on #jason() GUI, tracking what happens in the MAS.