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Since Oracle has changed their business model and are now doing biannual releases of the Java SDK, I wanted to know how I should go about running Jadex Agents. Is there a recommended JDK to use with Jadex's active components? Can I just use the most up to date version? I recall I had some troubles in the past with using Java 9 and above based on some reflective property java used to instantiate objects. Kind Regards Steve

Hello, I am trying to initialize an agent. this agent has plans that trigger on belief changes. I want to initialize the agent without triggering this plans, for whatever reason. For example, some of these plans may trigger services that are not yet available in the platform environment. I have tried passing the initial belief values to the agent as arguments and updating the beliefs in the initialization method annotated with @AgentCreated. Is there a way to not trigger goals and plans during the...

SOLVED!!! After reading this post, I deleted everything, inclusing the .m2/repository folder on my computer. I created a new maven project and set up the pom.xml file as shown below: <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd"> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <groupId>com.learn.jadex</groupId> <artifactId>tutorial</artifactId> <version>0.0.1-SNAPSHOT</version>...

Hello, I am revisiting Jadex after a long time. I could not setup the Jadex project manually in Eclispe (Please see this post), so I am using the Maven build to setup Jadex as a dependency of my project. I downloaded the jadex-example-project.zip and unpacked it. In eclipse (Eclipse IDE 2019-09) I opened this project as an existing Maven project. the pom.xml file specifies version: <jadex.version>3.0.115</jadex.version> I ran the tutorial.Main.class which launches a agent from the class tutorial.HelloAgent.class....

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Hello, I am revisiting Jadex after a long time. I could not setup the Jadex project manually in Eclispe (Please see this post), so I am using the Maven build to setup Jadex as a dependency of my project. I downloaded the jadex-example-project.zip and unpacked it. In eclipse (Eclipse IDE 2019-10) I opened this project as an existing Maven project. the pom.xml file specifies version: <jadex.version>3.0.115</jadex.version> I ran the tutorial.Main.class which launches a agent from the class tutorial.HelloAgent.class....

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...

Hello Kai, Thanks for that, worked a treat. If I may ask, what is the purpose of platformConfig.setAwareness(false) ? I think of setting the transports off as manually turning off communication methods between platforms. I ask this just in case I want to have two platforms running on two local machines. How in this case would I have communication between them? Kind Regards Steve