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Simulation models in
Java can be made widely available. An applet can be retrieved and run and
does not have to be ported to a different platform or even recompiled and
linked. Java provides a high degree of dynamism (applets run in browsers).
Java threads make it easier to implement
simulation following the process interactive paradigm. Built-in
support for animation.
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Simjava – a process
based discrete event simulation package for building working models of
complex systems. Facilities for representing simulation objects as animated
icons on screen.
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DEVSJAVA – an
environment based on DEVS (Discrete Event System Specification). It supports
High Level Architecture, agent based modeling and System Entity Structure
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JSIM – an
environment supporting web based simulation as well as component-based
technology. The environment uses Java Beans to create reusable components.
Simulation can be built either using the event package or the process
package.
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JavaSim – a Java
implementation of the original C++SIM Simulation toolkit at University of
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
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JavaGPSS – a
simulation tool which was specifically designed for the internet.
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Silk – commercially
available general-purpose simulation language based around a
process-interaction approach and implemented in Java.
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WSE – Web-enabled
Simulation Environment) combines web technology with the use of Java and
CORBA.
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(Kuljis et. Al.,
2000)
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