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Revision: 1156
http://jason.svn.sourceforge.net/jason/?rev=1156&view=rev
Author: jomifred
Date: 2008-03-17 01:41:44 -0700 (Mon, 17 Mar 2008)
Log Message:
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add massim-server and massim-agents in SVN
instructions to run the team in readme.txt
Modified Paths:
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trunk/applications/jason-team/AC-Local-JasonTeam.mas2j
trunk/applications/jason-team/readme.txt
Added Paths:
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trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/LICENSE
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/README
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/demoAgent.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/startAgents.sh
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/LICENSE
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/README
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/conf/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/conf/serverconfig.xml
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/conf/visualconfig.xml
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-css.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-dom.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-ext.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-svg-dom.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-util.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/batik-xml.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/massimserver.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/serializer.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/lib/xalan.jar
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/SimulationStateServer.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/SimulationStateServerObserver$SimulationStateServerImplementation.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/SimulationStateServerObserver.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/StringMapServer.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/XMLDocumentObserver$XMLDocumentServerImplementation.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/XMLDocumentObserver.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/massim/rmi/XMLDocumentServer.class
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/output/
trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/startServer.sh
Modified: trunk/applications/jason-team/AC-Local-JasonTeam.mas2j
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--- trunk/applications/jason-team/AC-Local-JasonTeam.mas2j 2008-03-16 17:44:47 UTC (rev 1155)
+++ trunk/applications/jason-team/AC-Local-JasonTeam.mas2j 2008-03-17 08:41:44 UTC (rev 1156)
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
agents:
dummy1 dummy.asl
- [verbose=1, gui=no, write_model=no, ac_sim_back_dir="/Users/jomi/bin/massim-server/backup",
+ [verbose=1, gui=no, write_model=no, ac_sim_back_dir="./massim-server/backup",
host="localhost", port=12300, username=participant1, password="1"]
agentArchClass arch.ACArchitecture
agentClass agent.SelectEvent
Added: trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/LICENSE
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--- trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/LICENSE (rev 0)
+++ trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/LICENSE 2008-03-17 08:41:44 UTC (rev 1156)
@@ -0,0 +1,353 @@
+###############################################################
+# Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2008 #
+# #
+# Support package massim-agents #
+# LICENSE file for tha massim-agents pakage #
+# #
+# For the details on the contest, check the Contest website: #
+# http://cig.in.tu-clausthal.de/agentcontest2008/ #
+# #
+# Organizers: #
+# J. Dix, M. Dastani, P. Novak, T.M. Behrens #
+###############################################################
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--- trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/README (rev 0)
+++ trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/README 2008-03-17 08:41:44 UTC (rev 1156)
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+###############################################################
+# Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2008 #
+# #
+# Support package MASSim server #
+# README file for the MASSim server package #
+# #
+# For the details on the contest, check the Contest website: #
+# http://cig.in.tu-clausthal.de/agentcontest2008/ #
+# #
+# Organizers: #
+# J. Dix, M. Dastani, P. Novak, T.M. Behrens #
+###############################################################
+
+1. Prerequisites.
+
+You only need the sun-java5 / sun-java6 (jre and jdk) installed to run the server.
+
+2. Installing and running.
+
+·Unpack the file anywhere:
+ tar xzvf massim-Server-version.tag.gz -C output_dir
+
+·Switch to the new directory:
+ cd output_dir/massim-Server
+
+·Run the script provided in the package:
+ ./startServer
+
+3. Options.
+
+You can edit the startServer script for changing the ip where the rmi registry
+ will be run (variable name), or the location of configuration file:
+
+4. Configuration files
+4.1 Server configuration
+
+The serverconfig.xml file is located inside the conf directory. There you can
+specify all the parameters refered to the simulation: from the number of agents
+to the map style.
+
+The first relevant element is the configuration one. It contains attributes like
+the grid's size, number of elements (agents, gold items, obstacles) inside the
+grid and some probability parameters.
+
+If no more is specified a random map will be created using the parameters provided.
+
+There is also the capability of creating your map, placing all the elements in their
+position.
+
+The easiest way is read the second simulation config from the serverconfig.xml fіle
+and understand the array elements.
+
+4.2 Visualization configuration
+The visualconfig.xml file is also located inside the conf directory. There you can
+specify parameters refered to the visualization (or svg output files). It allows you
+change the colors and sizes of the elements.
+
+5. Questions, problems, suggestions, ...
+
+please, ask to the Agent Contest 2008 mail-list agentcontest2008-general [at] in.tu-clausthal.de
+and for more fast communication: jens.dehnert [at] tu-clausthal.de or slawomir.deren [at] tu-clausthal.de
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===================================================================
--- trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/startAgents.sh (rev 0)
+++ trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-agents/startAgents.sh 2008-03-17 08:41:44 UTC (rev 1156)
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+###############################################################
+#!/bin/sh #
+###############################################################
+# Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2008 #
+# #
+# Support package massim-demoAgents #
+# This script starts the 6 agents for 2 teams. They connect #
+# to a massim-Server running in the same host and with the #
+# username and passwords specified. For more information #
+# refer to the README file. #
+# #
+# For the details on the contest, check the Contest website: #
+# http://cig.in.tu-clausthal.de/agentcontest2008/ #
+# #
+# Organizers: #
+# J. Dix, M. Dastani, P. Novak, T.M. Behrens #
+###############################################################
+
+server=localhost
+
+echo "Launching Agents"
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent1 1 $server &
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent2 2 $server &
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent3 3 $server &
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent4 4 $server &
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent5 5 $server &
+java -jar demoAgent.jar botagent6 6 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant1 1 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant2 2 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant3 3 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant4 4 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant5 5 $server &
+#java -jar demoAgent.jar participant6 6 $server &
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Added: trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/LICENSE
===================================================================
--- trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/LICENSE (rev 0)
+++ trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/LICENSE 2008-03-17 08:41:44 UTC (rev 1156)
@@ -0,0 +1,353 @@
+###############################################################
+# Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2008 #
+# #
+# Support package massim-server #
+# LICENSE file for the massim-server package #
+# #
+# For the details on the contest, check the Contest website: #
+# http://cig.in.tu-clausthal.de/agentcontest2008/ #
+# #
+# Organizers: #
+# J. Dix, M. Dastani, P. Novak, T.M. Behrens #
+###############################################################
+
+ GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+ Version 2, June 1991
+
+ Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
+ 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
+ Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
+ of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
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+ Preamble
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+Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to
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+your programs, too.
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--- trunk/applications/jason-team/massim-server/README (rev 0)
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+###############################################################
+# Multi-Agent Programming Contest 2008 #
+# #
+# Support package MASSim server #
+# README file for the MASSim server package #
+# #
+# For the details on the contest, check the Contest website: #
+# http://cig.in.tu-clausthal.de/agentcontest2008/ #
+# #
+# Organizers: #
+# J. Dix, M. Dastani, P. Novak, T.M. Behrens #
+###############################################################
+
+1. Prerequisites.
+
+You only need the sun-java5 / sun-java6 (jre and jdk) installed to run the server.
+
+2. Installing and running.
+
+·Unpack the file anywhere:
+ tar xzvf massim-Server-version.tag.gz -C output_dir
+
+·Switch to the new directory:
+ cd output_dir/massim-Server
+
+·Run the script provided in the package:
+ ./startServer
+
+3. Options.
+
+You can edit the startServer script for changing the ip where the rmi registry
+ will be run (variable name), or the location of configuration file:
+
+4. Configuration files
+4.1 Server configuration
+
+The serverconfig.xml file is located inside the conf directory. There you can
+specify all the parameters refered to the simulation: from the number of agents
+to the map style.
+
+The first relevant element is the configuration one. It contains attributes like
+the grid's size, number of elements (agents, gold items, obstacles) inside the
+grid and some probability parameters.
+
+If no more is specified a random map will be created using the parameters provided.
+
+There is also the capability of creating your map, placing all the elements in their
+position.
+
+The easiest way is read the second simulation config from the serverconfig.xml fіle
+and understand the array elements.
+
+4.2 Visualization configuration
+The visualconfig.xml file is also located inside the conf directory. There you can
+specify parameters refered to the visualization (or svg output files). It allows you
+change the colors and sizes of the elements.
+
+5. Questions, problems, suggestions, ...
+
+please, ask to the Agent Contest 2008 mail-list agentcontest2008-general [at] in.tu-clausthal.de
+and for more fast communication: jens.dehnert [at] tu-clausthal.de or slawomir.deren [at] tu-clausthal.de
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+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
+<conf tournamentname="GridSimulation" tournamentmode="0" launch-sync-type="key" time-to-launch="10000" reportpath="." backuppath="backup">
+ <network-agent port="12300" backlog="10"/>
+ <match>
+ <simulation
+ id="WildWildWest"
+ simulationclass="massim.simulation.GridSimulation"
+ configurationclass="massim.simulation.GridSimulationConfigurationHandCrafted"
+ rmiobserver="massim.simulation.GridSimulationRMIObserver"
+ xmlobserver="massim.simulation.GridSimulationXMLObserver"
+ rmixmlobserver="massim.simulation.GridSimulationRMIXMLDocumentObserver"
+ xmlobserverpath="."
+ xmlstatisticsobserver="massim.simulation.GridSimulationXMLStatisticsObserver"
+ file-simulationlog="./log"
+ visualisationobserver="massim.simulation.GridSimulationVisualizationObserver"
+ >
+
+ <configuration
+ xmlns:meta="http://www.tu-clausthal.de/"
+ sizex="70"
+ sizey="70"
+ maxNumberOfSteps="500"
+
+ numberOfAgents="12"
+ numberOfObstacles="200"
+ numberOfCows="100"
+
+ cowSpeed="1"
+ agentSpeed="1"
+
+ lineOfSight="17"
+
+ fearRange="4"
+ attractionRange="5"
+ cowWeight="5"
+ agentWeight="-200"
+ emptyWeight="1"
+ obstacleWeight="-1"
+
+ htaccess = "1"
+
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