SASSY

There are two versions of SASSY available, a distributed and a non-distributed version. The distributed version is the newer version and uses RMI and runs with jkd1.5.0. On atlas, it resides in /usr/local/jdk1.5.0/bin.

• You can find the java documentation for this program here.
• The readme file is here.
• The archived file containing SASSY is sassy.tar.gz. (gunzip sassy.tar.gz; tar -xvf sassy.tar)

Pointers to various aspects of the non-distributed version of SASSY are listed below.

• You can find the java documentation for this program here.
• You can find the tar file containing SASSY here.
• Access to the full resource tree is here.
• Readme file for running it is here.

TRAFFIC APPLICATION

Old code (and an older graphical demonstration for mac's) for our traffic simulatar is available -- it uses an older version of SASSY -- it is available for your perusal, but may not run.

• Access to the full source tree is here (includes links (and access) to archived code).
• Javadoc is here (see Vehicle, Stretch, StretchLane etc.)
• readme on 'how to' run the traffic simulator is here.
• Graphic demonstration of an even older traffic simulator for macs is available here
• For Monitoring and Steering javadoc see the distributed version of SASSY above.
• Note that the SASSY paper includes a high-level description of the traffic simulator (and its monitoring and steering capabilities).

CACHING

The source code for GTW and its caching middleware currently runs on SGI's Origin multiprocessors and depends on IRIX - however you may find the code helpful in developing your projects.

• Archived source code is here.
• Non-archived source code is here (includes links to archives)
• Non-archived source code of caching middleware is here here (includes links to archives)