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JAVA BASED FUNCTIONAL HOLONIC SYSTEM FOR FACTORY INTEGRATION

The paper-less factory is a vision that has existed since the seventies. Automation has improved all units of the enterprise, but they exist in isolation. The lack of integration has caused wastage in human labor and loss of data integrity. The ubiquity of the web and the emergence of Java has produced a unique opportunity for the linking of the various automated systems. This paper describes the development of a JAVA based functional holonic system for seamless enterprise integration. In this functional activities are designed as separate agents all linked to a common central agent. Software wrappers are built for each functional agent. All softwares used in a functional activity holon have software wrappers that are used to communicate with the wrapper for the functional holon. This architecture keeps the various agents independent but integrate them through a central repository database. This new architecture is currently being implemented and validated.