we ship a lot of examples with the Jadex distribution. These are contained in the different application jars. You can find the tutorial stuff as well as micro examples in "applications-micro".
To disambiguate between different classes import them fully qualified, i.e. jadex.base.Starter. The IDE (eclipse) should support finding the correct imports (e.g. ctrl/shift/o for organise imports).
Best
Lars
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I am revisiting Jadex after a long time. And so I am going through the
Jadex BDI tutorials at:
https://download.actoron.com/docs/releases/latest/jadex-mkdocs/tutorials/bdiv3/02%20Your%20first%20BDI%20Agent/
I am trying to launch a platform as shown in the tutorial. However
importing the PlatformConfiguration and Starter class in eclipse shows an
error:
“The package jadex.base is accessible from more than one module:
jadex.bridge, jadex.editor.bpmn, jadex.tools.base, jadex.tools.base.swing”
It seems that in each .jar there is a “jadex.base” package with the same
classes. So how do I define the correct jar to call?
I am sorry if this is a simple question, but I have now spent a long time
on this and I am drawing a blank.
Kind Regards
Sdr3
Hi Sdr3,
we ship a lot of examples with the Jadex distribution. These are contained in the different application jars. You can find the tutorial stuff as well as micro examples in "applications-micro".
To disambiguate between different classes import them fully qualified, i.e. jadex.base.Starter. The IDE (eclipse) should support finding the correct imports (e.g. ctrl/shift/o for organise imports).
Best
Lars