Specifying agent-oriented e-commerce software as organizational structures
Manuel Kolp , Adrien Coyette , Stéphane Faulkner
Journal of Systems Science and Systems Engineering ›› 2004, Vol. 13 ›› Issue (4) : 450 -468.
Specifying agent-oriented e-commerce software as organizational structures
Agent architectures are gaining popularity for building open, distributed, and evolving software required by e-commerce applications. Unfortunately, despite considerable work in software architecture during the last decade, few research efforts have aimed at truly defining patterns and languages for agent architectural design. This paper proposes a modern approach based on organizational structures and architectural description languages to define and specify agent architectures notably in the case of e-commerce system design.
Agent systems / architectural description language / organizational styles / BDI agent model / system architecture / e-commerce application
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