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Making software agent technology available to enterprise applications

Cowan et al., 2002

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1423930995265034409
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Cowan D
Griss M
et al.
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1st International Workshop on" Challenges in Open Agent Systems", AAMAS

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Software agents provide the technology necessary to dynamically negotiate, select, and utilize the appropriate services required in today's highly dynamic business world. In this paper, we describe our research into combining an agent platform with a J2EE application …
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