@INPROCEEDINGS{soellner2005fiparse,
  author = {M. B. Söllner and S. Kaffille and G.Wirtz},
  title = {FiParse - A Generic Parser for FIPA-Compliant Agent Communication},
  booktitle = {Software Engineering SE 2005},
  year = {2005},
  editor = {Peter Kokol},
  pages = {331-336},
  organization = {IASTED},
  publisher = {ACTA Press},
  abstract = {Software Agents communicate by exchanging mes sages formulated in
	an Agent Communication Lan guage (ACL). In order to facilitate communication
	and understanding of each other, the domain of discourse of heterogeneous
	agents should be described in an explicit ontology. Both, the ACL
	and the ontology definition, are independent from the implementation
	of agents. Furthermore the content of messages should be for mulated
	in a standardized content language. So the content of messages and
	the representations of ontolo gies have to be transformed into a
	format that can be interpreted by an agent. Today many agents are
	imple mented using Java technology. This paper presents a generic
	parser called fiParse that enables developers of Java-based agents
	to create representations of ontolo gies, namely Java classes and
	standardized message content that can be interpreted by their agents
	and is compliant to the standards of the Foundation for In telligent
	Physical Agents (FIPA). This works with on tologies defined up-front
	as well as on-the-fly by adding ontologies when agents are already
	up and running. Thus fiParse facilitates a seamless standardized
	inte gration between ontology and agent development.},
  keywords = {Software Agents, Agent Communication, Ontology, FIPA Content Languages,
	Parser},
  url = {http://www.actapress.com/PaperInfo.aspx?PaperID=19134},
}