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1 SP-L 2002 Research Notes Web MiPage A Mobile -based Web Page Constructing Framework MiPage Naoki FUKUTA Tadachika OZONO Toramatsu SHINTANI 1 Department of Intelligence and Computer Science, Nagoya Institute of Technology fukuta@ics.nitech.ac.jp, chika@ics.nitech.ac.jp, tora@ics.nitech.ac.jp, keywords: mobile agent, world wide web, logic programming Summary In this paper, we present a programming framework, MiPage, for realizing intelligent WWW applications based on the mobile agent technology. On the framework, an agent is programmed by using hyper text markup language and logic programming language. To realize the framework, we designed a new logic programming environment MiLog, and an agent program compiler MiPage Compiler. The framework enables us to enhance both richness of the services and manageability of the application. 1. Web MiPage 1) Web HTML 2) MiLog[Fukuta 01] 3) HTTP Web WWW 1 WWW [Shintani 01] MiPage

2 Web MiPage 349 Mobeet[Mob] Mi- Page WWW BiddingBot [Ito 00] MiPage MiPage MiPage 2. MiPage HTML MiLog MiPage MiLog MiLog MiLog HTTP HTTP HTML MiPage MiPage MiLog MiLog HTTP HTTP HTTP HTTP HTTP HTML <HTML> <HEAD> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="MiLog"> count(0). currentvalue(y) :- retract(count(x)), Y is X+1, assert(count(y)). </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> Current value is <!--?-currentvalue(x).--> </BODY> </HTML> (a) (b) MiPage HTML MiPage MiPage MiPage HTML 2 MiPage 2 Web MiPage <HEAD><SCRIPT> 2 (a) <SCRIPT> MiLog <SCRIPT> LANGUAGE="MiLog" 2 currentvalue/1 currentvalue/1 <SCRIPT> 2 <!--?-currentvalue(x).--> 2 (b)?-currentvalue(x). X 3 2 MiPage MiLog MiPage 3 (a) HTTP 3 (b) HTTP 3 (c) MiLog HTTP HTTP doservice/2 doservice/2 HTTP HTML

3 SP-L 2002 MiLog Runtime Environment WWW Browser HTTP Request Router Migration HTTP MiLog Program MiPage Compiler MiPage Program 1 HTTP WWW count(0). currentvalue(y) :- retract(count(x)), Y is X+1, assert(count(y)). doservice(id, Out) :-!,m_system_generatecurrentpage(out). m_system_generatecurrentpage(out) :- currentvalue(x_0), Out =['<html>', '<head></head>', '<body>', 'Current value is', ' ', X_0, ' ', '</body>', '</html>'],!. 3 MiPage (a) (b) (c) 4 2 WWW 2 3 HTTP HTTP MiLog WWW HTTP MiLog HTTP 5 HTTP WWW URL URL WWW URL item=ruby&action=delete IP WWW 5 5 agent?item=ruby &action=delete URL URL? item action ruby, delete 5 URL GET WWW WWW GET agent?item=ruby&action=delete HTTP/1.1 Accept: */* Accept-Language: ja,en;q=0.5 Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate User-: Mozilla/4.0 Host: :17008 Connection: Keep-Alive 5 HTTP 4 WWW HTTP HTTP URL URL URL HTTP MiLog

4 Web MiPage 351 HTTP HTTP option( ID, NAME, VALUE) assert HTTP doservice/2 doservice/2 assert retract doservice/2 HTTP HTTP URL http :// :17008/agent?opt1=val1&opt2=val2&opt3=val3 URL ( opt1 = val1, opt2 = val2, opt3 = val3 ) option( agent, opt1, val1). option( agent, opt2, val2). option( agent, opt3, val3). agent HTTP HTTP?- option( ID, opt1, VALUE). VALUE val1 6 HTTP HTTP HTTP 6 HTTP 3 MiLog HTTP/ OK Content-Type: text/html <html><head></head><body> Current value is 1 </body></html> 3. MiPage MiLog HTTP MiLog HTTP 7 MiPage 7 WWW 7 HTTP HTTP HTTP HTTP HTTP Web?-currentLocation(X).?- wheretogo(x).?-currentlocation(x). move/1 HTTP HTTP WWW HTTP 7 thishost/1 concat/2 MiLog 8 HTTP 8 HTTP URL HTTP URL HTTP Location HTTP 4. 6 HTTP

5 SP-L 2002 <HTML> <HEAD> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="MiLog"> currentlocation(x) :- option(_,move,location), location(location,hostadr), move(hostadr), thishost(x),!. currentlocation(x) :- thishost(x). wheretogo(x) :- myname(myname), concat( [ <A HREF=",MYNAME,?move=1">Go to location 1</A><BR>, <A HREF=",MYNAME,?move=2">Go to location 2</A><BR>, <A HREF=",MYNAME,?move=3">Go to location 3</A><BR> ], X). location(1, ). location(2, ). location(3, ). </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> Current location is <!--?-currentlocation(x).--> <BR> <!--?-wheretogo(x).--> </BODY> </HTML> 7 MiPage HTTP/ Found Content-Type: text/html Location: 8 HTTP WWW CGI PHP[Bakken],JSP[Sun 01],ASP[Microsoft] MiPage Web Web Telescript[White 94] Aglets[Lange 98] [Brewington 99] [ 99] WWW WWW WWW Loke [Loke 98] WWW Loke Web WWW WWW Web MiPage MiLog MiLog MiLog :17008 agent agent@ :17008 MiPage

6 Web MiPage 353 MiLog HTTP MiLog HTTP HTTP MiPage HTTP MiLog 6. Web MiPage MiPage MiPage Web HTML MiPage MiLog MiLog MiPage HTTP [Bakken] Bakken, S. S., Aulbach, A., Schmid, E., Winsted, J., Wilson, L. T., Lerdorf, R., Suraski, Z., Zmievski, A., and Ahto, J.: PHP Manual: ( [Brewington 99] Brewington, B., Gray, R., Moizumi, K., Kotz, D., Cybenko, G., and Rus, D.: Mobile s for Distributed Information Retrieval, in Klusch, M. ed., Intelligent Information s, chapter 15, pp , Springer- Verlag (1999). [Fukuta 01] Fukuta, N., Ito, T., and Shintani, T.: A Logicbased Framework for Mobile Intelligent Information s, in Poster Proc. of the Tenth International World Wide Web Conference(WWW10), pp (2001). [Ito 00] Ito, T., Fukuta, N., Shintani, T., and Sycara, K.: BiddingBot: A Multiagent Support System for Cooperative Bidding in Multiple Auctions, in Proc. of 4th International Conference on Multi Systems (ICMAS 2000), pp (2000). [ 99],,,, Bee-gent:, (D-I), Vol. J82-D-I, No. 9, pp (1999). [Lange 98] Lange, D. and Oshima, M.: Programming and deploying Java mobile agents with Aglets, Addison-Wesley (1998). [Loke 98] Loke, S. W. and Davidson, A.: LogicWeb: Enhancing the Web with logic programming, The Journal of Logic Programming, Vol. 36, pp (1998). [Microsoft] Microsoft, : Active Server Pages: ( [Mob] Mobeet( [Shintani 01] Shintani, T. and Ito, T.: Cooperative Meeting Scheduling among s base on Multiple Negotiations, in Proc. of 6th International Conference on Cooperative Information SYstems(CoopIS2001) (2001). [Sun 01] Sun, : Java Server Pages Quickstart Guide (2001), ( [White 94] White, J. E.: Mobile agents make a network an open platform for third-party developers, IEEE Computer, Vol. 27, No. 11, pp (1994) ( ) ACM ( ) AAAI ACM ( ) WWW AAAI

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