PTM-Project

Overview

PTM-Project is a Java-based system implementing an event-driven architecture using agents, topics, and an HTTP server. The project includes various agents performing mathematical operations, a topic-based messaging system, and a multi-threaded HTTP server handling requests.

Project Structure

PTM-Project/
│── agents/                  # Contains agent classes (e.g., BinOpAgent, IncAgent, ParallelAgent, PlusAgent)
│── config/                  # Configuration files and classes (e.g., Config.java, GenericConfig.java)
│── graph/                   # Graph implementation for agent-topic relationships
│── http/                    # HTTP server implementation (e.g., MyHTTPServer, Servlet, RequestParser)
│── topics/                  # Message and topic management classes (e.g., Message.java, Topic.java, TopicManagerSingleton)
│── MainTrain.java            # Entry point for running and testing the project
│── bin/                      # Compiled Java files (ignored in Git)
│── .gitignore                # Files to be ignored by Git
│── README.md                 # Project documentation

🚀 How to Compile and Run

1️ Compile the project

Ensure you have Java 23 installed. Then, open a terminal inside the project directory and run:

javac -d bin $(find . -name "*.java")

2️ Run the project

java -cp bin test.MainTrain

⚙ Features

• Agent-based system: Different agents perform operations and interact through topics.
• Topic-based messaging: Topics facilitate communication between agents.
• Graph representation: Relationships between agents and topics are stored in a graph.
• Multi-threaded HTTP server: Handles client requests efficiently.
• Configuration-driven architecture: Supports different configurations for agents.

Technologies Used

• Java 23
• Multi-threading (ExecutorService)
• Event-driven messaging system
• HTTP server implementation

Future Improvements

• Add RESTful API support
• Implement persistence for messages and configurations
• Improve logging and debugging tools

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

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Developed by Noamoscato