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Using Mobile Code for Semantic Interoperability in Distributed Agent Systems

This paper presents a framework based on mobile code for ensuring a semantically correct interoperation among loosely coupled agent systems in wide-area networks. Dynamic service lookup is supported by a distributed service registration and publication infrastructure, which offers a differentiation between service types and service providers, as well as between compatible and incompatible versions of each service type. The coherence of this information is guaranteed by a global authority which assigns system-wide unique identifiers to service types and providers. Self-configuring mobile agents take advantage of this detailed service lookup infrastructure to adapt precisely and seamlessly to its dynamically chosen provider(s) and to make all interaction semantically correct.