Alexander Pokahr

Hi Frederic, it is a bug. Which Jadex version/distribution do you use? I fixed the bug in 3.0.117, which should now be available from Maven Central as well as our download servers. We are currently changing our build pipeline, so it might take some days, before we can also provide a fixed 4.0.x version. The fix is already included in the master branch in GitHub, though. Cheers, Alex

No problem. This is what I did after checking out your git repo: 1) Replace the pom.xml with the one from my previously attached example project. 2) Copy the complete 'lib' folder from the example project to your project folder. 3) Copy jadex-kernel-extension-envsupport-jmonkey-2.4.jar from the 3d addon to the lib\net\sourceforge\jadex\jadex-kernel-extension-envsupport-jmonkey\2.4 folder of your project. 4) remove the unneeded lines 26 and 42 from MovementCapability.java that don't compile because...

You need to import the jar into a local maven repository like so: mvn deploy:deploy-file -Durl=file://<path-to-project>/jadex-example-project/lib -DrepositoryId=project -Dversion=2.4 -DgroupId=net.sourceforge.jadex -DartifactId=jadex-kernel-extension-envsupport-jmonkey -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=jadex-kernel-extension-envsupport-jmonkey-2.4.jar -DpomFile=pom.xml (having the jar and the extension-pom in the current directory).</path-to-project> In the main pom.xml you have to include the local repository...

Dear Mário Garcia, unfortunately, the jadex-kernel-extension-envsupport-jmonkey-2.4.jar seems to be missing from all current repositories. You have two choices: add the jar (from the 3d addon .zip) manually to your project as described, e.g., here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4955635/how-to-add-local-jar-files-to-a-maven-project (see the attached pom for further required dependencies) switch to Jadex 3 available from https://www.activecomponents.org/#/download Kind regards, Alex

Hi Filipe, which Java version are you using? There might be problems with Java 9 or later. Have you tried Java 8? Which IDE do you use? I tried your code with Java 8 and Eclipse / Maven. I noticed some problems with downloading the jars (some appeared broken). The problems went away when I removed the jars from my local .m2 folder and updated the project in eclipse. strange. Cheers, Alex

Hi Filipe, i tried your code in 3.0.91 and it worked fine. There is probably a problem with your project setup. The "No factory found for..." seems to indicate, that the BDIV3 kernel is not available. Are you using a setup based on the example maven/gradle project? Cheers, Alex

Hi Filipe, thanks for posting the code. Can you please clarify, which Jadex version you are using? Cheers, Alex

Hi Mohan, the complex examples, i.e. with more than one agent, usually have a starter component. For the ping example you can start the PingScenario.application.xml. For building your own application starter component, you can look at https://download.actoron.com/docs/releases/jadex-3.0.43/jadex-mkdocs/tutorials/ac/06%20Composition/ Cheers, Alex