Common use of Installation and Usage Clause in Contracts

Installation and Usage. ‌ The following instructions concern using the jDEECo runtime framework through the SDE plugin. Instructions for using the jDEECo runtime framework through the Java API are available on the project website at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/d3scomp/jdeeco/wiki. To use jDEECo from SDE, download both the jDEECo SDE plugin and the jDEECo runtime framework jar files from the project website at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/d3scomp/jdeeco and place them in the plugins folder of the SDE installation. After starting the SDE with the jDEECo plugin installed, the jDEECo runtime manager tool entry will be shown in the tool browser window. The functions of the tool can be accessed either via the tool description window or via the SDE shell. The main functions include start() and Figure 11: jDEECo SDE Tool - OSGi-SDE Integration stop() to start and stop the jDEECo runtime framework and execution of the registered components and ensembles. The listAllComponents(), listAllEnsembles() and listAllKnowledge() functions facilitate introspection of the executing components and ensembles. The full list of functions is available in the SDE shell.

Installation and Usage. ‌ The following instructions concern using the jDEECo runtime framework through the SDE plugin. Instructions for using the jDEECo runtime framework through the Java API are available on the project website at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/d3scomp/jdeeco/wiki. To use jDEECo from SDE, download both the jDEECo SDE plugin and the jDEECo runtime framework jar files from the project website at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/d3scomp/jdeeco and place them in the plugins folder of the SDE installation. After starting the SDE with the jDEECo plugin installed, the jDEECo runtime manager tool entry will be shown in the tool browser window. The functions of the tool can be accessed either via the tool description window or via the SDE shell. The main functions include start() and Figure 11: jDEECo SDE Tool - OSGi-SDE Integration stop() to start and stop the jDEECo runtime framework and execution of the registered components and ensembles. The listAllComponents(), listAllEnsembles() and listAllKnowledge() functions facilitate introspection of the executing components and ensembles. The full list of functions is available in the SDE shell.