Agent.Workbench
  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • Agent.Workbench Features
    • Agent.Workbench Use Cases
  • Development
    • Basic Steps
      • Installations
      • Define a Target Platform
        • ... based on AWB-Installation
        • ... based on AWB-Repository
        • ... based on AWB-Sources
      • Create an Agent Project
      • Starting AWB from Eclipse
      • Export your Plug-in to AWB
    • AWB Execution Modes
    • The Background System
    • General AWB UI Functions
      • Option Dialog
      • Eclipse Preferences
      • AWB Feature Configuration
      • Language Translation
    • AWB Projects
      • Project Window Structure
      • Project Import and Export
    • AWB-Expandability
      • OSGI / ClassLoadService
      • Project Extension
      • Framework Extension
      • Agents
    • AWB-Structures
      • Operational Main Classes
  • AWB Web-Services
    • Providing Web-Services
    • Using Web-Services
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  1. Development

Basic Steps

Steps from installations to the first executed agent

The steps presented in this section, describing the important first steps to use Agent.Workbench as a software framework, but also as an execution environment for software agents. Here you’ll find the required installation steps, how your development environment needs to be configured, how to define a project in your Eclipse IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and how to deploy your first project with its agents to the execution environment of Agent.Workbench.

Later sections will describe, what capabilities and what kind of extensibility Agent.Workbench provides.

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