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= GENIUS =
Genius2 is an open architecture for heterogeneous negotiating parties via the internet. It provides the basis for an implementation of a testbed for negotiating parties that includes a set of negotiation problems for benchmarking parties, a library of negotiation strategies, and analytical tools to evaluate an party's performance and their strategies allows user.

The SVN repo is on 

https://tracinsy.ewi.tudelft.nl/svn/genius2/


This repository contains the core code of Genius2.
The servers can be found on 

* [https://tracinsy.ewi.tudelft.nl/trac/Genius2ProfilesServer profiles server]

* [https://tracinsy.ewi.tudelft.nl/trac/Genius2PartiesServer parties server]

* [https://tracinsy.ewi.tudelft.nl/trac/Genius2RunServer run server]


== Writing a party in Java

Negotiation parties are run on a parties server, such as the one provided above. The provided parties server supports only java agents at this time.

Example agents can be found [https://tracinsy.ewi.tudelft.nl/trac/Genius2/browser/exampleparties here]. An agent is compiled with maven. After compilation ({{{mvn package}}}) you get a {{{target/yourparty-X.Y.Z-jar-with-dependencies.jar}}} that can be copied into the parties server for deployment.


== Import in Eclipse:

Install Subclipse using "help/Eclipse MarketPlace" and search for subclipse. Disable the JavaHL native DLLs and install. NOTE: due to a bug in Eclipse Photon the marketplace may not work. We suggest to upgrade...

You may get some errors on JavaHL library. To get rid of those, go to preferences/Team/SVN/
* disable General SVN settings / JavaHL
* SVN interface/Client: select SVNKit instead of JavaHL.

Right click in Package Explorer in Eclipse, select "Import/SVN/Checkout Projects from SVN". Select the root of the project, finish (selecting sub-projects will result in a stupid loop in the checkout procedure in Eclipse and won't lead anywhere...)

Richt click on the checked-out project that you want eclipse to recognise as Maven project (the project are maven but Eclipse does not recognise this after check-out). Select import/maven/existing maven projects. Finish. 

Note. Previous versions of eclipse could recognise Maven directly after checkout. Something seems missing/removed in Eclipse.