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    O TransPlan é uma ferramenta para o mapeamento e planejamento dos serviços web semânticos descritos em OWL-S com o planejador JSHOP2. Transplan:Mapping and planning of semantic web services described in OWL-S with the planner JSHOP2.
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    Taseree has been renamed to Drools Planner and moved to JBoss.org, see http://www.jboss.org/drools/drools-planner
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    Zeus provides a graphical environment to build distributed agent systems. A rule engine, planner and visualisation tools are included. The released version contains some extensions for the DAML semantic web project, Web Services integration features, a
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    ChronicJ is a suite of time-related developer tools including a recurring booking agent, web-based calendaring, and a project iteration planner that can be deployed individually or together using a lightweight, component-based framework.
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