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FAQ - General questions |
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| Q:
What is the difference between the IBM Aglets release and
the Open Source release?
A:Currently, the Open Source release is almost the same as IBM Aglets 1.1 beta3, except for non-existence of expiration. However, we expect that the Open Source community will develop ASDK further, so we encourage you to check for the newest version on Aglets.org! |
| Q:Which
release is currently available for ASDK?
A:The latest releases of ASDK are Version 1.0.3 and ASDK Version 1.1 Beta. |
| Q:What
platforms is ASDK available on?
A:Aglets Software Development Kit requires you to have installed JDK 1.1 or later: Aglets Software Development
Kit with JDK 1.1 is qualified for Since it is entirely written in Java, it should run on any platform that supports JDK 1.1.x. (Our installer does not support all the platforms on which JDK 1.1 is available. For example, you need manual installation for HP-UX.) The current ASDK does not work with JDK 1.2 beta, because JDK 1.2 beta is not fully compatible with JDK 1.1.x. |
| Q:How
do I download ASDK? How do I install it?
A: |
| Q:How
can I get started with programming mobile agents
in Java?
A:This is the quickest way: 1.See the download page. |
| Q:Do
I need special server software to use aglets?
A:Yes, you will need to run the atp daemon (in the ASDK package) to receive incoming aglets over the network. |
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Q:Where can I find Jodax and Tazza, which are mentioned in the White Paper? A:Sorry, Jodax and Tazza are no longer a part of ASDK or ASDK. Please use JDBC to access a database from Aglets. We will provide another solution to replace Tazza in the future. |
| Q:Where
can I find Fiji?
A:Fiji is a program that runs on an http browser and provides an aglet context. Its development and distribution has been suspended. |
| Q:What
will happen to my ASDK when the expiry date is
reached?
A:ASDK 1.0 does not expire. ASDK 1.1 Beta checks the current date. It will not start if the expiry date has been reached. |
| Last modified 14 March, 2002 |