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Generating Code Structures for Petri Net-Based Agent Interaction Protocols Using Net Components
Lawrence Cabac
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Generating code structures for Petri net-based Agent Interaction
Protocols using Net Components.
In Workshop: Algorithms and Tools for Petri Nets, September
2003.
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Abstract: In this paper we introduce a straight forward approach for generating Petri Net code structures from AUML agent interaction protocol diagrams. This approach is based on the usage of net components which provide basic tasks and the structure for Petri Nets. agent interaction protocol diagrams are used to model agent conversations on an abstract level. By mapping elements of the diagrams to net components we are able to generate code structures from the drawings. We provide tool support for this approach by combining a tool for net components with a tool for drawing agent interaction protocol diagrams. This combined tool is integrated into Renew (The Reference Net Workshop).[pdf] [ps]
BibTeX entry
@InProceedings{Cabac03a,
author = {Cabac, Lawrence},
title = {Generating Code Structures for {Petri} Net-Based {Agent
Interaction Protocols} Using {Net Components}},
booktitle = {Workshop: Algorithms and Tools for {Petri} Nets},
year = 2003,
month = sep,
abstract = {In this paper we introduce a straight forward approach for
generating Petri Net code structures from AUML agent interaction
protocol diagrams. This approach is based on the usage of net
components which provide basic tasks and the structure for Petri
Nets. agent interaction protocol diagrams are used to model agent
conversations on an abstract level. By mapping elements of the
diagrams to net components we are able to generate code structures
from the drawings. We provide tool support for this approach by
combining a tool for net components with a tool for drawing agent
interaction protocol diagrams. This combined tool is integrated
into Renew (The Reference Net Workshop).}
}
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