HI,
i aplogize for the delayed reply, I miss your email for a while..

Basically WADE allows to run a Workflow Engine Agent on a JVM
(currently JavaSE and JavaME Personal Profile ).
A Workflow Engine Agent is a Jade agent capable of executing workflow
in the shape of jade Behaviour that you can generate by means of a
Service Creation Environment (an eclipse plugin which allows to draw
workflows that consist of activities and transictions between
activities ) and that you can inject into your agent dynamically at
runtime
As a matter of fact we are currently working on the porting of wade to
android platform
As an example you can check the demo application delivered with wade
that consists of a couple of agents (a seller and a buyer) that
interacts in order to trade books.
The buyer logic is implemented with a workflow and the buyer agent is
a WorkflowEngineAgent
You can imagine a pool of sellers running on a server and many buyer
agents running on mobile phones able to connect to the server and to
start trading
Using a wade workflow allows to change the buyer logic on a mobile
phone without any change or any re-deployment of the application
 WADE can be a good option when you need to update your business logic
without upgrading your application, particularly when your business
logic consist of coordinating building blocks already deployed with
your software (that building blocks are called "application" in the
WADE termonology )
In a word JADE + WADE means peer to peer capability + workflow
capabilitity

The capability to inject new logic in an agent at runtime as a
workflow can be seen something like to update an OSGI bundle that
incapsulate your business logic of your application.
Let me know if you have more question and if you think that it can be
a promising option on the mobile world and specifically on the Android
platform

Regards
Marco





On 6 Mag, 17:57, Biosopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting.  I'm still trying to think of specific uses for WADE in a
> mobile environment.  Can you suggest a few?
>
> Thanks!
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