论文信息 - An Approach to Agent-Based Service Composition and Its Application to Mobile Business Processes

An Approach to Agent-Based Service Composition and Its Application to Mobile Business Processes

This paper describes an architecture model for multiagent systems that was developed in the European project LEAP (Lightweight Extensible Agent Platform). Its main feature is a set of generic services that are implemented independently of the agents and can be installed into the agents by the application developer in a flexible way. Moreover, two applications using this architecture model are described that were also developed within the LEAP project. The application domain is the support of mobile, virtual teams for the German automobile club ADAC and for British Telecommunications.

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