Bibliography
Symmetric Communication between Coloured Petri Net Simulations and Java-Processes
Olaf Kummer, Daniel Moldt, and Frank Wienberg.
Symmetric communication between coloured Petri net simulations and
Java-processes.
In Susanna Donatelli and Jetty Kleijn, editors, Application and
Theory of Petri Nets 1999, 20th International Conference, ICATPN'99,
Williamsburg, Virginia, USA, volume 1639 of Lecture Notes in Computer
Science, pages 86-105. Springer-Verlag, June 1999.
In order to widen the applicability of Coloured Petri Nets for the specification and design of large scale distributed applications, a framework has been developed that supports the interaction of Design/CPN and Java processes. The underlying architecture can be used for other tools. Thereby a seamless embedding of the two worlds of Petri nets and object-oriented programming is achieved, allowing problem oriented modelling at different abstraction levels in a fully distributed environment. The general possibilities to connect Coloured Petri Net simulations with remote processes are discussed and a specific implementation of the required framework is sketched. Promising application areas are named and for some of them concrete example models are provided.
BibTeX
@InProceedings{Kummer+99f,
author = {Kummer, Olaf and Moldt, Daniel and Wienberg, Frank},
editor = {Donatelli, Susanna and Kleijn, Jetty},
title = {Symmetric Communication between Coloured {Petri} Net
Simulations and {Java}-Processes},
booktitle = {Application and
Theory of {Petri} Nets 1999, 20th International
Conference, ICATPN'99, Williamsburg, Virginia, USA},
series = LNCS,
volume = {1639},
pages = {86--105},
publisher = Springer,
month = jun,
year = 1999,
keywords = {Coloured Petri Nets, Design/CPN, Distributed
Simulation, Framework, Java, Prototyping, Computer
Tools, Workflow;},
abstract = {In order to widen the applicability of Coloured Petri
Nets for the specification and design of large scale
distributed applications, a framework has been
developed that supports the interaction of Design/CPN
and Java processes. The underlying architecture can be
used for other tools. Thereby a seamless embedding of
the two worlds of Petri nets and object-oriented
programming is achieved, allowing problem oriented
modelling at different abstraction levels in a fully
distributed environment. The general possibilities to
connect Coloured Petri Net simulations with remote
processes are discussed and a specific implementation
of the required framework is sketched. Promising
application areas are named and for some of them
concrete example models are provided.}
}
