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Agent Coordination via Scripting Languages
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2001
Coordination of Internet Agents
In recent years, so-called scripting languages have become increasingly popular as they provide means to build quickly flexible applications from a set of prefabricated components. These languages typically support a single, specific architectural style of composing components (e.g. the pipes and filters architectural style), and they are designed to address a specific application domain. Although scripting languages and coordination languages have evolved from different roots and have been
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