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Java calls with JASmine #28

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hirsche opened this issue Nov 1, 2017 · 3 comments
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Java calls with JASmine #28

hirsche opened this issue Nov 1, 2017 · 3 comments

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@hirsche
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hirsche commented Nov 1, 2017

Hi,
I hope you are still maintaining the coreASM project!
We are currently using a slightly modified version of coreASM in an EU-Project. However, when looking into the source code there is a plugin called JASmine which can be obviously used to execute Java calls.
Of course I could read through the whole implementation to understand the usage but would you have a tutorial or an example how to use it?
Many thanks in advance,
Eduard

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Hi Eduard,

sorry for the late reply!
I never used the JASmine plugin and don't really know how it is used.
But I believe slide 19 of http://rotor.di.unipi.it/AsmCenter/Pisa%20Workshop%20on%20ASM%20Open%20Source%20Tools/CoreASM.pdf
might be helpful for you.

Kind Regards
Michael

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araschke commented Nov 16, 2017 via email

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hirsche commented Mar 24, 2018

Dear Alexander,
Dear Michael,

I've had the same issue, somehow also missed your reply!

However, we are currently working on H2020-FETOPEN project together with Egon Böger and Paolo Dini called INTERLACE. We are enhancing an interest free mutual credit system currently only available in Italy and basing our development and requirements engineering process on coreASM.
Actually we are using the ICEF-framework which is using a slight modification called "coreASIM" which was developed during the BIOMICS project [http://www.biomicsproject.eu/].

Thanks for your reply on JASMINE. The reason I was asking is that parts of the backend logic might not be developed completely by ourselves but handled over "outside" frameworks. Thus I was searching for a nice possibility to communicate with non-ASM resources.

Sorry for the late reply!

Best
Eduard

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