Alex George Bejan wrote: > A comparison between FIPA's ACL and the Jackal KQML would show many > similarities. At that point one may want to consider that Jackal is > proprietary (IBM or the CIIMPLEX group), and that ACL may not have a full > implementation yet. There is a very good article in the latest issue of IEEE Intelligent Systems co-authored by Labrou (founding member of FIPA) and Finnin (KQML camp) on ACLs, which compares KQML and FIPA's ACL. The advantage of using ACL is that the agents can talk to other unknown agents, who are FIPA-compliant. This will be critical for many applications on the Internet, but at this moment is a theory, because ACL is an 'emerging' rather than 'established' standard. Regards, AJ -- Dr. Andrzej Bieszczad Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies Room 2L-325 101 Crawfords Corner Road, Holmdel NJ 07733 Tel. (732) 332-6558 FAX: (732) 949-1086 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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