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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