Multi-paradigm Java-Prolog integration in tuProlog
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The goal of this work is the proposal of a language for programming coordination artifacts, providing a better level of abstraction than than achieved via imperative programming languages. We propose a declarative logic language based on reactive rules to define coordination artifacts implementing both well-known and novel coordination paradigms. A prototype built on top of CArtAgO, and relying on the tuProlog Prolog engine, is also presented, where different coordination paradigms realized upon the language are shown.