Re: [Agentfactory-developer] AgentID and FIPAContent

[David L. <dav...@uc...>]

I believe you can use the following, rather than using an AgentID
constructor directly:

AgentID myID = FIPAHelper.fromFIPASL(data);

On 5 July 2011 13:59, Marc-Philippe Huget
<Mar...@un...> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Just continue using AF, and when we refer to Wiki, especially this page:
> http://www.agentfactory.com/index.php/Architecture_/_Interpreter_Development_Guide
> it appears that constructor for AgentID has changed, we now need at
> least three arguments: name, addresses and resolvers. No problem to
> fetch the agent name but it is more complicated for the address, do I
> use StringTokenizer or is there any class to unmarshal the address
> stuff? Thanks
>
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