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    MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE TO TRADING SYSTEMS

    Agents for online trading purpose can be seen as a tool that helps computer users to purchase products from distributed resources based on their interests and preferences. One of the major features that determine the success of trading agent is the ability to negotiate with other agents, because most trading tasks involve interaction among agents. This paper presents a peer-to-peer multi-agent system architecture for online trading. The main objective of this system is to address some of the shortcomings that are present in contemporary online trading systems that focused on providing solutions for specific trading issues, such as single attribute-based negotiation, the requirement of an electronic marketplace and variations and status changes within the network. The proposed system architecture is a multi-tier, multi-agent architecture. The system architecture consists of three types of agents that are classified based on their functionality: interface, resource and retrieval agents. The interface agents are the front-end of the system and able to interact with different users to fulfill their needs. At the middle-tier, the resource agents access and capture the contents and the changes of the local information database. The retrieval agents are the back-end of the system and able to travel and interact with other agents at remote host machines. A prototype of this system is implemented using the IBM Aglet SDK.

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    A Virtual Laboratory for Macro Universities Using Mobile Agent Techniques

    This work designs, develops and implements a virtual laboratory for digital circuit design in Macro Universities that can create a rich learning environment for students from all over the world. Our system consists of four parts: agent execution environments, mobile agents, wrapper agents and experimental platforms. Mobile agents are received and executed in the agent execution environment, which provides locations and other resources for the mobile agents. The wrapper agent acts as a middleware for the mobile agent and the experimental platform. The experimental platform is an existing application program that could be a learning program, such as a CAI tool or a design tool, such as a CAD system. The major merit of our system is that it enables network capability for a standalone program without the need for the source code of the original program. The prototype of our virtual laboratory is targeted at a digital circuit laboratory. Experimental results demonstrate the feasibility of our approach.

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    RESEARCH ON WEB INFORMATION SEARCH SYSTEM BASED ON MOBILE AGENT

    The drawbacks of traditional web information search mode is analyzed and summarized in this paper. On this basis, the mobile agent technology is further analyzed and studied. Accordingly, a kind of new-type web information search mode utilizing mobile agent technology is constructed. Applying mobile agent technology to realize the web information search system can save much network bandwidth, and when mobile agent runs on the server, it doesn't need the persistent connection with client server, so it has much flexibility and reliability.