Towards Improved Data Dissemination of Publish-Subscribe Systems

Jayasinghe, Ramith; Gamage, Dinesh; Perera, Srinath

doi:10.1109/icws.2010.69

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“…Based on the improvements made to WS-Messenger in [15] we opted to use the pub/sub messaging system OGCE WS-Messenger [12] in implementing the proposed inter-agent communication infrastructure. WS-Messenger provides basic pub/sub functions as specified by WS-Eventing [16] and WSNotification [17] specifications.…”

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confidence: 99%

Web service based model for inter-agent communication in multi-agent systems: A case study

Weerawardhana

Jayatilleke

2011

2011 11th International Conference on Hybrid Intelligent Systems (HIS)

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Service oriented architecture (SOA) is a widely used model for enterprise application integration, mainly due to the presence of accepted standards and tools required to implement web services. While the service oriented architecture provides an elegant model for interoperability, it does not define a computational model for building the endpoints of complex distributed services it exposes in a typical enterprise application. On the other hand, software agent technology provides powerful models such as the Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) model that allows developers to build distributed systems with enhanced reasoning capabilities. We propose a web services based communication model for interagent communication allowing heterogeneous agents in a multi agent system to freely collaborate. We specifically focus on goal and beliefset sharing in BDI based agents. By providing a web services based interface, we allow agents as well as non-agent based services in a distributed system to yield the benefits of agent technology. Applicability of this proposition is demonstrated by designing and implementing a prototype multi-agent system for flood forecasting.

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Section: B Proposed System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%