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[Dsol-java] Non Anmated simulation

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi Everybody,

I am running a very simple simulation that schedules a single event at
time 10.
When I run the simulation it uses time steps of 0.1 units to get to time 10.
No more events are scheduled, but the simulator keeps rumnning until the
StoppingTime.

My questions are:
- Since running a simulation by 0.1 unit time steps is very slow to run
when multiple replications are neded and no animation is required, how can
I avoid this 0.1 Time Step, so the simulation time just jumps from one
scheduled simulation event to the next one?

-How can I make the simulator stop when there are no more scheduled events
(I mean schduled by my model not animation events)?

Francisco

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Re: [Dsol-java] Disappearing experiment file

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

For others with this problem: I erroneously saved the xml file only in 
the classes directory, in this case /bin. Peter Jacobs told me to put it 
in the sources directory, as eclipse replaces the bin directory during 
recompilation. If it's in the sources directory, it gets copied to bin.

Re: [Dsol-java] Disappearing experiment file

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

The file is simply deleted. I didn't try changing file permissions as 
I've got to work with a Windows computer here. I'll try to investigate 
this further, I just thought that it might be a known issue.

RE: [Dsol-java] Disappearing experiment file

[Dirk S. <Di...@tb...>]

Could you explain nothingness a little deeper? Is your file deleted? Is =
it
emptied? Have you tried changing the file permissions so that you (or =
any
process running with the credentials of your account) can no longer =
delete
the file, thus provoking an exception in the code that (seems to) delete =
the
xml file?

Dirk

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Subject: [Dsol-java] Disappearing experiment file


Hi!

During trying out my own models within eclipse, sometimes the xml=20
experiment file disappears into nothingness. Has anybody an explanation=20
for this error?

Hendrik


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[Dsol-java] Disappearing experiment file

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi!

During trying out my own models within eclipse, sometimes the xml 
experiment file disappears into nothingness. Has anybody an explanation 
for this error?

Hendrik

[Dsol-java] support for dynamic processes in process interaction formalism

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi all,

is it possible to develop a model in the process interaction formalism 
which describes a dynamic sequence of actions? For example, let's say we 
have a manufacturing job which has to pass machines 1-2-3-4. Now I would 
like to implement a rule which changes this sequence, e.g. to 1-2-4 if 
the queue at machine 3 is longer than 2. I tried to put only 1-2 in the 
process method of the manufacturing job and then schedule a SimEvent 
with the decision method. In pseudo code it looks like this:

process(){
  passMachine_1();
  passMachine_2();
  simulator.scheduleEvent(new SimEvent(now, this, this, decisionMethod)
}

decisionMethod(){
  if(queue.length > 2){
    passMachine_4();
  }
  else{
    passMachine_3();
    passMachine_4();
  }
}

But it is obviously not possible to put parts of the process in another 
method, as this involves the suspend method, which should not be invoked 
directly. So that's where I'm stuck now. Is there a solution within the 
process interaction formalism, and if not, which formalism shoud I use?

Thanks,

Hendrik

[Dsol-java] help with maven

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi All,

I want to have a single jar that includes javadoc, source code and binary
class files.

I have downloaded and updated from CVS-Head the latest versions of DSOL
projects (dsol, dsol-gui, dsol-xml, etc.)
I have tried all maven goals included in maven.xml file but none of them
give me a single jar file.

I can not use the jar file available at the repository
(dsol-full-1.6.6.jar) because it does not include javadoc nor source
files.

What maven goal should I run?

Thank you,

Francisco

[Dsol-java] Experiment.setSimulator

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi All,

I have been trying to run experiments not using xml files to define the
experiment settings.

For this I created an Experiment object and used Experiment.setSimulator
method,  passing a DEVSSimulator object as parameter. This worked while I
did'nt create a DSOLApplication object.

To do animation, I had to create my own DSOLApplication and used the same
setExperiment() method as defined in DSOLApplication (not using xml files,
  nor URLs), but I got a Typecast error in the ControlPanel.notify()
method, line:

if (event.getType().equals(Experiment.SIMULATOR_CHANGED_EVENT)
    && event.getSource() instanceof Experiment)
   {
	if (event.getContent() != null)
		{
		AnimatorInterface simulator = (AnimatorInterface) event.getContent();

I solved the error by passing an Animator object instead of DEVSSimulator
in experiment.setSimulator.

Should the method Experiment.setSimulator(SimulatorInterface
simulator)have a Animator type parameter instead of SimulatorInterface or
the type-casting should be made to SimulatorInterface in
ControlPanel.notify()?


Thanks,

Francisco

Re: [Dsol-java] priority based on time value

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Well, I found the error myself. I forgot to overwrite a member field.

> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to use different queue policies like shortest processing 
> time, earliest due date, etc. As these policies are based on the 
> notion of time, I guessed I would need a double value for the 
> priority. Currently, priority is an int value. I tried to extend the 
> class Resource, but this led to trouble with the internal workings of 
> the framework - it produced a class cast exception.
> Any ideas how to solve this?
>
> Thanks,
> Hendrik Bilges
>
>
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[Dsol-java] priority based on time value

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi all,

I'd like to use different queue policies like shortest processing time, 
earliest due date, etc. As these policies are based on the notion of 
time, I guessed I would need a double value for the priority. Currently, 
priority is an int value. I tried to extend the class Resource, but this 
led to trouble with the internal workings of the framework - it produced 
a class cast exception.
Any ideas how to solve this?

Thanks,
Hendrik Bilges

[Dsol-java] Pointer to DSOL Frame

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi All,

Once I have created a new DSOLApplication
eg DSOLApplication application = new DSOLApplication(navigation);

How can I get a pointer to the DSOLFrame that is created in the
DSOLApplication constructor?

Thank you,

Francisco

Re: [Dsol-java] File naming convention

[Peter H.M. J. <p.h...@tb...>]

Hi Francisco,

The naming convention is just the Java relative naming convention. You 
can use the following:

URLResource.getResource("file:/c/tmp/customer.jpg"); //absolute file
URLResource.getResource("http://www.a.b.com/images/customer.jpg"); 
//absolute url

Relative depends on classpath. Let's assume the model is in a jar called 
model.jar

URLResource.getResource("/customer.jpg"); relative image in classpath. 
Must be in root of classpath (in the model.jar)
URLResource.getResource("/images/customer.jpg"); relative image in 
images directory in classpath. Must be in model.jar!/images/ of 
classpath (in the model.jar)

Peter
ps let me know if it does not work




fhe...@is... wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>When doing animation, I have saved my jpg file in the same directory as my
>project.
>
>When I run
>URL image = URLResource.getResource("customer.jpg");
>it doesn't work because the file name does not start with /.
>
>If I type
>URL image = URLResource.getResource("/customer.jpg");
>
>it doesn't work because in the method
>URLResource.getResource(String name)
>a file object named \\customer.jpg is created, which does not exist.
>
>If I change the code in URLResource.getResource(String name) so it first
>check whether it starts with / to check in the Resources and the else
>statement I move it up three lines, it works (see code at end of mail)
>
>Is there a file naming convention (that uses DSOL) that I should know or
>is a bugg in the code?
>
>
>Francisco
>
>public static URL getResource(final String name){
>   try{
>	if (name.startsWith("/")){
>           URL url = URLResource.class.getResource(name);
>	   if (url != null){
>		return url;
>		}
>           url =
>Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource(name.substring(1));
>	   if (url != null){
>              return url;
>	      }
>	}
>	else{
>    	   File file = new File(name);
>	   if (file.exists()){
>	      return new URL("file:" + name);
>              }
>        etc., etc.
>
>
>
>
>
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[Dsol-java] File naming convention

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi All,

When doing animation, I have saved my jpg file in the same directory as my
project.

When I run
URL image = URLResource.getResource("customer.jpg");
it doesn't work because the file name does not start with /.

If I type
URL image = URLResource.getResource("/customer.jpg");

it doesn't work because in the method
URLResource.getResource(String name)
a file object named \\customer.jpg is created, which does not exist.

If I change the code in URLResource.getResource(String name) so it first
check whether it starts with / to check in the Resources and the else
statement I move it up three lines, it works (see code at end of mail)

Is there a file naming convention (that uses DSOL) that I should know or
is a bugg in the code?


Francisco

public static URL getResource(final String name){
   try{
	if (name.startsWith("/")){
           URL url = URLResource.class.getResource(name);
	   if (url != null){
		return url;
		}
           url =
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource(name.substring(1));
	   if (url != null){
              return url;
	      }
	}
	else{
    	   File file = new File(name);
	   if (file.exists()){
	      return new URL("file:" + name);
              }
        etc., etc.

[Dsol-java] DSOL Animation

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi All,

I am trying to run animated experiments (in particular example 4.4)
without using DSOL windows frame and xml files. That is I am trying to do
animation with a main class that starts the experiments and animation.

I am able to run the experiment using the main class and 2D objects (2D
discrete ball of example 4.4).

What class should I use to display my objects? (the windows frame that has
the capability to zoom-in or out or center translation)


Thank you,


Francisco

RE: [Dsol-java] Mastering D-SOL

[Talma, B.J <B.J...@ST...>]

Hi Francisco, 

You can download a pdf of Mastering DSOL from the DSOL website
http://www.simulation.tudelft.nl/dsol/dsol/documentation.html

It describes a number of examples of which the source code can be downloaded
from the DSOL sourceforge page
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dsol/

Good luck,
Bennie

-----Original Message-----
From: fhe...@is...
To: dso...@li...
Sent: 17-6-2005 16:57
Subject: [Dsol-java] Mastering D-SOL

Hi Peter,
I read in the dsol-development list that there exist a book (or
document?)
"Mastering D-SOL" written by yourself.
Is that right?

How can I get a complete tutorial for DSOL?
The pdf tutorial file available in the Internet is not enough to explore
DSOL capabilities and resources.

Thank you,

Francisco





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[Dsol-java] Mastering D-SOL

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi Peter,
I read in the dsol-development list that there exist a book (or document?)
"Mastering D-SOL" written by yourself.
Is that right?

How can I get a complete tutorial for DSOL?
The pdf tutorial file available in the Internet is not enough to explore
DSOL capabilities and resources.

Thank you,

Francisco

[Dsol-java] Coherence dsol-1.6.6 / API / Source Code

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi all!

I'm having some problems developing as the API and the sources on the 
CVS differ from the class files in dsol-full-1.6.6.jar. Am I missing 
something here? Should I use the source instead of the jar?

Re: [Dsol-java] RE: DSOL: New 3D animation tutorial

[R.T.H.Chin <r.t...@tb...>]

Hi Francisco

Do you get this error in the DSOL logger or in the console?
If you installed the DirectX version of Java3d then maybe it is better 
to install the OpenGL version instead. It seems a Java3D error, not a 
DSOL error but I am not sure.

Kind regatds,
Roy Chin
Delft University of Technology

fhe...@is... wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I installed Java 3D libraries and could run example 4.4.
>But when I tried to run 3D animation (Aquarium example) I got "the
>following Error message
>"No compatible device found. Please switch to other display mode and try
>again"
>
>I changed all screen resolution and screen modes but keep receiving this
>error message.
>
>Where should I look for the problem?
>
>Francisco
>
>
>
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[Dsol-java] RE: DSOL: New 3D animation tutorial

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi,

I installed Java 3D libraries and could run example 4.4.
But when I tried to run 3D animation (Aquarium example) I got "the
following Error message
"No compatible device found. Please switch to other display mode and try
again"

I changed all screen resolution and screen modes but keep receiving this
error message.

Where should I look for the problem?

Francisco

[Dsol-java] CVS Head Projects compiling

[<fhe...@is...>]

Hi,

I just downloaded all DSOL projects using CVS and Eclipse (downloaded Head
and not Versions).
I used maven to create all required links.
I run maven eclipse-all in the dsol project folder.
Afterwards I went to eclipse and I checked that the projects have all
errors. So I went one by one building the projects using maven in the
respective which were susccesfull except for dsol.
In dsol project the class
nl.tudelft.simulation.dsol.formalisms.process.Process have a compilation
error. The method "public void cancel()" is undefined.

I could not find
nl.tudelft.simulation.dsol.interpreter.process.Process

I did follow the guidelines provided in the file
checking DSOL CVS from Eclipse.pdf
written by ir. R.T.H. Chin

I checked the same file in the Version 1.6 at the CVS and this method
cancel() was not overwritten.

Should I expect projects in the CVS Head location to have bugs or is there
another problem?

Francisco

Francisco

Re: [Dsol-java] Basic understanding

[Peter H.M. J. <p.h...@tb...>]

Hi Hendrik,

I just scanned the example in the L&K book. I think it is a nice example 
to work out in DSOL. First your question on worldview. It is a discrete 
event model and as such we can use the process interaction formalism and 
the event scheduling worldview. Perhaps it is nice to work out both 
examples to illustrate the difference. Since DSOL supports both 
formalisms, it is a matter of choice.

The question we need to answer is where to store the behavior, i.e. the 
logic, of the model. We can either store the behavior in the parts that 
flow through the system or in the machines.

Situation 1: a part has the logic: First I go to there, then I do that, 
then I do this, etc. etc.
Situation 2: a work station contains the logic. After I have received a 
part, I send it to there.

Where Law & Kelton use simlib (an event oriented simulation language), 
they also refer to a specification in GPSS which is a process oriented 
simulation language. To prevent that I build another model and you might 
not learn all the details of DSOL, I would suggest that you make the 
start. The easist start is to follow the process interaction model.

* 3 classes that all three extend the Process class representing Part1 
Part2 and Part3. You redefine their process method.
* 1 Factory class which contains a public method :  public Resource 
getWorkStation(String name)

If you make a beginning, I will set up a CVS today or tommorow

Peter

Hendrik Bilges wrote:

> Hi Peter,
>
> great to have an immediate reply from you! I' m referring to the 
> manufacturing system example in chapter 2.7. I have read various posts 
> of people who had their models on the CVS. For example this one 
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=9815745
> It would be great to have a look at something which is in complexity 
> not too far above the examples in the tutorial. Something alike what 
> was described in the aforementioned post.
> I guess it's better to use an event-oriented than a process-oriented 
> approach? What's your advice? In the end I would like to model a whole 
> factory with user input events each week (e.g. orders for material, 
> jobs and investment in more machines) and use a next-event time 
> advance mechanism.
>
> Hendrik
>
> Peter H.M. Jacobs wrote:
>
>> Hi Hendrik,
>>
>> I'am more than willing to help you with your model.  Most of my 
>> models are nevertheless created for commercial parties that do not 
>> want their code on the web. I have a number of remarks and hints:
>> * First of all, which Law&Kelton example are you refering to? I have 
>> L&K here as well, so I can help you building the model (on our CVS?)
>> * I am publishing several SNE examples on the following website: 
>> http://www.simulation.tudelft.nl/dsol/sne/ Although only 2 are 
>> presented there, I promise that by the end of the month around 10 
>> examples are presented.
>>
>> Peter
>>
>> Hendrik Bilges wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm knew to the field of simulation and have just finished reading 
>>> essential parts of Law & Kelton. I also read the tutorial. I'd like 
>>> to write a simple job shop model, as described in Law & Kelton. I 
>>> don't know how, as the examples in the tutorial don't explain how to 
>>> write a model with interdependant events. In the M/M/1 example, 
>>> there is only one server, in the Port example, there is a model 
>>> description in terms of a procedure. I guess I could implement a 
>>> dynamic version of a chain of procedures calling each other, but I'm 
>>> not sure if this is the best way. In the mailing list people are 
>>> often talking of their model code in the CVS. I couldn't find these 
>>> models. Could you point me to some more advanced model code or the 
>>> way to find it on the CVS? This would help me understanding.
>>> BTW: This is a great project :-)
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Hendrik
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Dsol-java] Basic understanding

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi Peter,

great to have an immediate reply from you! I' m referring to the 
manufacturing system example in chapter 2.7. I have read various posts 
of people who had their models on the CVS. For example this one 
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=9815745
It would be great to have a look at something which is in complexity not 
too far above the examples in the tutorial. Something alike what was 
described in the aforementioned post.
I guess it's better to use an event-oriented than a process-oriented 
approach? What's your advice? In the end I would like to model a whole 
factory with user input events each week (e.g. orders for material, jobs 
and investment in more machines) and use a next-event time advance 
mechanism.

Hendrik

Peter H.M. Jacobs wrote:

> Hi Hendrik,
>
> I'am more than willing to help you with your model.  Most of my models 
> are nevertheless created for commercial parties that do not want their 
> code on the web. I have a number of remarks and hints:
> * First of all, which Law&Kelton example are you refering to? I have 
> L&K here as well, so I can help you building the model (on our CVS?)
> * I am publishing several SNE examples on the following website: 
> http://www.simulation.tudelft.nl/dsol/sne/ Although only 2 are 
> presented there, I promise that by the end of the month around 10 
> examples are presented.
>
> Peter
>
> Hendrik Bilges wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm knew to the field of simulation and have just finished reading 
>> essential parts of Law & Kelton. I also read the tutorial. I'd like 
>> to write a simple job shop model, as described in Law & Kelton. I 
>> don't know how, as the examples in the tutorial don't explain how to 
>> write a model with interdependant events. In the M/M/1 example, there 
>> is only one server, in the Port example, there is a model description 
>> in terms of a procedure. I guess I could implement a dynamic version 
>> of a chain of procedures calling each other, but I'm not sure if this 
>> is the best way. In the mailing list people are often talking of 
>> their model code in the CVS. I couldn't find these models. Could you 
>> point me to some more advanced model code or the way to find it on 
>> the CVS? This would help me understanding.
>> BTW: This is a great project :-)
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Hendrik
>>
>>
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Re: [Dsol-java] Basic understanding

[Peter H.M. J. <p.h...@tb...>]

Hi Hendrik,

I'am more than willing to help you with your model.  Most of my models 
are nevertheless created for commercial parties that do not want their 
code on the web. I have a number of remarks and hints:
* First of all, which Law&Kelton example are you refering to? I have L&K 
here as well, so I can help you building the model (on our CVS?)
* I am publishing several SNE examples on the following website: 
http://www.simulation.tudelft.nl/dsol/sne/ Although only 2 are presented 
there, I promise that by the end of the month around 10 examples are 
presented.

Peter

Hendrik Bilges wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm knew to the field of simulation and have just finished reading 
> essential parts of Law & Kelton. I also read the tutorial. I'd like to 
> write a simple job shop model, as described in Law & Kelton. I don't 
> know how, as the examples in the tutorial don't explain how to write a 
> model with interdependant events. In the M/M/1 example, there is only 
> one server, in the Port example, there is a model description in terms 
> of a procedure. I guess I could implement a dynamic version of a chain 
> of procedures calling each other, but I'm not sure if this is the best 
> way. In the mailing list people are often talking of their model code 
> in the CVS. I couldn't find these models. Could you point me to some 
> more advanced model code or the way to find it on the CVS? This would 
> help me understanding.
> BTW: This is a great project :-)
>
> Thanks,
> Hendrik
>
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[Dsol-java] Basic understanding

[Hendrik B. <bi...@em...>]

Hi all,

I'm knew to the field of simulation and have just finished reading 
essential parts of Law & Kelton. I also read the tutorial. I'd like to 
write a simple job shop model, as described in Law & Kelton. I don't 
know how, as the examples in the tutorial don't explain how to write a 
model with interdependant events. In the M/M/1 example, there is only 
one server, in the Port example, there is a model description in terms 
of a procedure. I guess I could implement a dynamic version of a chain 
of procedures calling each other, but I'm not sure if this is the best 
way. In the mailing list people are often talking of their model code in 
the CVS. I couldn't find these models. Could you point me to some more 
advanced model code or the way to find it on the CVS? This would help me 
understanding.
BTW: This is a great project :-)

Thanks,
Hendrik