Jade — A Java Agent Development Framework

  • Bellifemine F
  • Bergenti F
  • Caire G
  • et al.
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JADE (Java Agent Development Framework) is a software environment to build agent systems for the management of networked information resources in compliance with the FIPA specifications for interoperable multi-agent systems. JADE provides a middleware for the development and execution of agent-based applications which can seamless work and interoperate both in wired and wireless environment. Moreover, JADE supports the development of multi-agent systems through the predefined programmable and extensible agent model and a set of management and testing tools. Currently, JADE is one of the most used and promising agent development framework; in fact, it has a large user group, involving more than two thousands active members, it has been used to realize real systems in different application sectors, and its future development is guided by a governing board involving some important industrial companies.

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Bellifemine, F., Bergenti, F., Caire, G., & Poggi, A. (2005). Jade — A Java Agent Development Framework (pp. 125–147). https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-26350-0_5

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