Mobile agents Mobile agents Student: Thomas Rietzler Student: Thomas Rietzler (00224952), (00224952), BSc (Hons) Computing. BSc (Hons) Computing. Supervisor: Bill Buchanan. Supervisor: Bill Buchanan. Second maker: Jim Jackson. Second maker: Jim Jackson. School of Computing, Napier School of Computing, Napier University. University. 8th of May, 2002. 8th of May, 2002.
Mobile agents Student: Thomas Rietzler (00224952), BSc (Hons) Computing. Supervisor: Bill Buchanan. Second maker: Jim Jackson. School of Computing, Napier.
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Mobile agentsStudent: Thomas Rietzler (00224952),BSc (Hons) Computing.Supervisor: Bill Buchanan.Second maker: Jim Jackson.School of Computing, Napier University.8th of May, 2002.
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Project aimsTest the Tracy mobile agent system.Create an application under the Tracy environment which:Distributes dataCollects dataFilters data
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Design of the application The application mainly consists in:A gateway agent that interfaces with the end-user.A gateway agent to bridge the mobile agent system to databases.2 mobiles agents, doing the same job but in a different way.
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ImplementationConfiguration of Tracy.Database connection: JDBC drivers, ODBC compliant databases.SQL queries to filter data.Borland containers to store data.Development of the agents, in Java:2 gateway agents as host interfaces and data processing.2 mobile agents, with different strategies.Test of the application and performance of mobile agents created.
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ConclusionsAdvantages of mobile agent technology over traditional high level networking techniques.Application distributes, collects and filters data from databases over a heterogeneous distributed system.Application could be used as an API.
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