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The project contains 4 examples:

Example 0 - Hello world component. Periodically prints out “Hello world”. In parallel increments a counter at a double speed.

Example 1 - Vehicle component. It randomly generates place to go. When it gets there, prints out a message and generates another random destination. Keeps doing this ad infinitum. In parallel, periodically prints out the status of the component

Example 2 - Components as in Example 1. Components form ensembles. When more components come close, they all follow the destination of the component with the lowest ID.

Example 3 - Vehicle component has a given destination to go to. When it gets close to a destination, it chooses a place close-by where it can park. To know where it can park, it (a) monitors free parking spaces – as it passes by them, and (b) exchanges the information about free parking spaces with vehicles close-by.

Each of the projects is an Eclipse project. To run it, simply import the project to Eclipse. The launch configuration is part of the project, thus a corresponding run target automatically appears in the Run configurations. Simply run the project by executing the run configuration.

The slides accompanying the examples are located in the file tutorial.pdf.

More information about DEECo and jDEECo can be found at:

http://d3s.mff.cuni.cz/projects/components_and_services/deeco/ and https://github.com/d3scomp/JDEECo