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Author Kieran Greer OS WinXP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64 Date Released February 19, 2012 Downloads 414 Filesize 6.20 MB Keywords create server, autonomic service, service-based network, generate, build, create Your Rating   - click to rate - you will be first!

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Functionality is provided to allow for XML-RPC based message passing and dynamic linking between services. The framework is very lightweight and so may be used in mobile or sensor-based environments. The architecture and adaptive capabilities through dynamic linking add something new to what other similar systems provide. ...

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Version	Date Released	Status	Release Notes
3.30	Feb 19, 2012	New Release	· Can now add your own service definitions to the default list loaded at startup. The current config file should be OK. If not delete it and re-load the modules.
3.21	Aug 31, 2011	New Release	· Lots of minor bugs in the problem solver fixed. Looks much more correct now. New testing confirms more correct output. If testing with provided test script and data, can set the 'Link_Increment' value to something like 10.0, so that only one increment will from a link in the network gui view. · GUI updates for some bug fixes and also now search fields for searching classname lists. Still needs more work. · Can now do deep clone of elements in licas_xml package, where attributes correctly cloned as well.
3.20	Aug 8, 2011	New Release	· Link class has been made abstract. Now three different derived versions - see the online javadocs. The additional options, such as add negative or individual updates not tested recently and so it is not clear how well they work. This would need to be checked through testing. Basic operations such as memory management should work as before. · Problem solver made slightly more flexible. The clustering process can now be changed to your own classes (one public class) through the solver factory - in the same way that the other classes can be changed. So the default clustering is not definitive and should be changed for your own purposes. The documentation explains how to do this. · Some of the mathematical evaluation operator definitions used in the metrics also changed. Two of the more experimental evaluation functions have been removed, so hopefully the existing ones are now more correct.
3.17.4	May 2, 2011	New Release	· Default EvaluateService and interface changed to have 'evalComparison' for comparisons and 'evalMath' for mathematical addition / subtraction, etc. All mathematical methods now return objects, as does the def interface, to make it easier to extend. · ServiceYP/ServerYP/ServiceYPDef classes changed to ServiceMetaSearch/ServerMetaSearch/ServiceMetaSearchDef instead. Related search method names also changed. Search facility not implemented yet.
3.12	Dec 3, 2010	New Release	· New look GUI with all of the previous functionality. · Possibly some bug fixes - the Example 1 in the GUI document now works in full. The test classes that were missing have been added to the licas package. · Documentation updated.
3.9.4	Nov 2, 2010	New Release	* Examples of instant messenger and file sharing services have been added to the service package. * New window to allow you to enter a packet size and communication ID for testing method executions. Can be opened in the Method panel. * GUI updated again to try to parse the string values entered as parameters when testing service methods. Should parse to a simple type now. * The Auto 'hasCompleted' method now returns a boolean reply. The file sharing was tried with smaller packet sizes, requiring the message to be split up and sent in parts. This only works with the blocking communication mechansim and so if the hasCompleted method is used, it needs to be blocking as well. * If using this sort of autonomous communication, you need to make sure that you include the client service URI with the communication ID in the calling method info. This can be done using the MethodInfo constructor that requires the service that is making the call as a parameter.