The wide-spreading of Internet has stimulated the introduction of new programming paradigms and languages that model interactions among hosts by means of mobile agents, and that are centered around the notions of location awareness. In this paper we show how to use formal tools, specifically a modal logic, for formalizing properties for mobile agent systems. We concentrate on one of these new languages, Klaim, and we use it to specify a system that permits maintaining the software installed on several heterogeneous computers distributed over a network by taking advantage of the mobile agent paradigm.

Formalizing properties of mobile agent systems / Bettini, Lorenzo; De Nicola, Rocco; Loreti, Michele. - STAMPA. - (2002), pp. 72-87. [10.1007/3-540-46000-4_9]

Formalizing properties of mobile agent systems

BETTINI, LORENZO;LORETI, MICHELE
2002

Abstract

The wide-spreading of Internet has stimulated the introduction of new programming paradigms and languages that model interactions among hosts by means of mobile agents, and that are centered around the notions of location awareness. In this paper we show how to use formal tools, specifically a modal logic, for formalizing properties for mobile agent systems. We concentrate on one of these new languages, Klaim, and we use it to specify a system that permits maintaining the software installed on several heterogeneous computers distributed over a network by taking advantage of the mobile agent paradigm.
2002
9783540434108
Coordination Models and Languages, 5th International Conference, COORDINATION 2002. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 2315
72
87
Bettini, Lorenzo; De Nicola, Rocco; Loreti, Michele
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