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From: | Mervin Chan |
Subject: | [Swarm-Support] FW: 1) Storing a queue in a swarm object (2) Passing a variable with a method and inserting it in a ModelSchedule |
Date: | Wed, 15 Sep 2004 01:52:45 +0800 |
Hi, I have some newbie questions. I am primarily doing
development on a Swarm application using Java for my University research
project. My two questions are: 1) Is there any
way to add a queue in a Swarm object? In my application (modeling a manufacturing
plant), I have a “Factory” and many “Product” objects. Products have different time-stamps
to represent the time that they are created. Once the products are created, I
want the Factory to store the Products in ascending order of their timestamps. 2) Is there a
way to pass a variable together with the method and then inserting it in a
ModelSchedule. Let’s assume that my factory
stores a list of product timestamps. To update the list, I have to do
updateProductList(int product_timestamp). I want to pass the timestamp of a
product together with the “updateProductList” method, to a factory.
How can I do that? All the tutorials I’ve read do
not pass variables. try { sel = new
Selector(aFactory.getClass(), "updateProductList", false);
modelActions.createActionTo$message(aFactory, sel); } catch (Exception e) { System.err.println("Exception
updateFactoryTimestamp: " + e.getMessage ()); System.exit(1); } Please help, many thanks. |
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