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Fri, 02 March 2007 09:37

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: asd.a.b.c

Ref: tptp.platform.execution.samples

As a sample, How does the client access the TPTPJavaAgent? When installed &
registered with the AC, I can see its available via the TPTPAgent sample. I
can see the agents name ..JavaTimeCollector but it seems to be running under
....TimeCollector. But If I use a modified SampleClientAC I cannot access it
via the ac.getAgent(name, IFace) call. When the TPTPJavaAgent was deployed
its agent.xml declared 2 iterfaces but neither seen acceptable when used in
the getAgent() method.

Going back to first principles - How would I go about experimenting with the
TPTPJavaAgent (I'm using tptp 4.3)

Thanks John

Re: TPTPJavaAgent Usage [message #93220 is a reply to message #93050]

Wed, 07 March 2007 11:32

Eclipse User

Hi John

To test TPTPJavaAgent sample ensure that java.exe path is correctly set in
the file %AC_HOME%\agents\org.eclipse.tptp.JavaTimeCollector\agent.xm l
and archive tptpcore.jar is visiblle in your CLASSPATH (it could be found
in org.eclipse.tptp.platform.execution plugin).

Also you can launch TPTPJavaAgent sample from your Eclipse workbench (it
is necessary to set PATH as %AC_HOME%\bin;%PATH% in the launch
configuration). Client testing samples you could launch from the same
workbench.

Regards,
igor

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