Incorporating elements from CAMLE in the open repository

Authors:
C. Gonzalez-Perez;B. Henderson-Sellers;J. Debenham;G. C. Low;Q.-N. N. Tran
Affiliations:
University of Technology, Sydney, Austalia and University of New South Wales, Australia;University of Technology, Sydney, Austalia and University of New South Wales, Australia;University of Technology, Sydney, Austalia and University of New South Wales, Australia;University of Technology, Sydney, Austalia and University of New South Wales, Australia;University of Technology, Sydney, Austalia and University of New South Wales, Australia
Venue:
Intelligent information processing II
Year:
2004

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Abstract

The CAMLE approach offers a methodological framework for the development of multi-agent systems. However, this approach does not provide full coverage of the needs often found in information systems development, lacking, for example, an appropriate capability for customization or links to infrastructural, non-engineering processes. By adopting a method engineering perspective, it is possible to integrate the best parts of CAMLE into the OPEN repository so organizations can create and own customized variants of CAMLE as necessary.