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New computing paradigms for network-aware applications need specification languages able to deal with the features of mobile code-based systems. A coordination language provides a formal framework in which the interaction of active entities can be expressed. A coordination language deals with the creation and destruction of code or complex agents, their communication activites, as well as their distribution and mobility in space. We show how the coordination language PoliS offers a flexible basis for the description and the automatic analysis of architectures of systems including mobile entities. Polis is based on multiple tuple spaces and offers a basis for defining, studying, and controlling mobility as it allows decoupling mobile entities from their environments both in space and in time. The pattern-matching mechanism adopted for communication helps in abstracting from addressing issues. We have developed a model-checking technique for the automatic analysis of PoliS specifications. In the article we show how this technique can be applied to mobile code-based systems