Changes between Version 167 and Version 168 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

04/25/19 09:19:12 (6 years ago)

Author:

wouter

Comment:

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WikiStart

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 We use IRI's (internationalized resource identifier, which looks similar to the well known URLs you use in your web browser) to refer to them. These IRI's are packed inside objects like the PartyRef, ProtocolRef, ProfileRef, DomainRef so that it is clear what type of object the IRI is referring to.
 For example, when your party is initialized, it usually receives a Settings object that contains a ProfileRef. The intention is that the party fetches the actual profile from the web, using the IRI in the ProtocolRef. See the example agent below for an example.
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+There are a number of schemes used for references:
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+||scheme||used with||example||comments||
+||http:||party||http://localhost:8080/partiesserver/run/randompyparty-1.0.0|| ||
+||ws:||profile||ws://localhost:8080/profilesserver/websocket/get/jobs/jobs1.json|| ||
+||file:||profile||file:src/test/settings.json ||gives file relative to local current working dir||
+||classpath:||party||classpath:genius2.exampleparties.randomparty.RandomParty||must be in classpath||
 
 == BidSpace
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  * Eclipse will halt server execution and switch to debugging when it hits your breakpoint
  * time-outs may still be enforced while you are debugging but you avoid the Tomcat session time-out. 
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+ * With stand-alone runner, your parties are run together in a single classloader. This is different from running in the partiesserver. 
 
 = Genius2 sources =