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An approach for specification of knowledge-based simulation models in the Web environment

We discuss basic concepts of a methodology for object-oriented specification of discrete-event simulation models in the World Wide Web (WWW) environment. As a specification tool the Java expert system shell (JESS) is proposed, which supports rule-based systems and can be tightly coupled with code written in the Java language. For performing simulation, a modified three-phase simulation strategy is used. The proposed methodology is explained using the example of a telephone switchboard.