I. Welcome
II. Installation Notes
III. What's New
IV. Known Problems
V. Revision History
VI. Important Notes
VII. Contacting the Brahms development team for Technical Support
Welcome to NASA's Brahms Agent Viewer 1.4.6 alpha for Windows 2000, XP, Linux and Mac OS X. Please take a few minutes to read this file, which contains the latest information regarding this release.
The Brahms Agent Viewer is installed as part of Brahms Personal Agent as a plug-in for the Brahms Composer. In order to use the Brahms Agent Viewer you are required to install MySQL 4.x from www.mysql.org . History files generated by the Brahms virtual machine can only be parsed into a MySQL database.
This new release of the Brahms Agent Viewer is a port of the previously released Agent Viewer version 1.3.1. This new Brahms Agent Viewer can now be used on a variety of platforms to include Windows 2000, XP, Linux, Sparc/Solaris and Mac OS X.
This new release has a better organization of agent information, includes the display of conceptual objects, improved zoom functionality, improved error recovery preventing the application from shutting itself down because of an error and uses a look and feel similar to that of the Brahms IDE.
This new release no longer uses Microsoft Access as the underlying database, but requires MySQL instead. Note that MySQL is not included with this software package and needs to be downloaded and installed separately.
The revision history for the Brahms Agent Viewer can be found in the file named Changes.
-> mysql -u root mysql
mysql> use mysql;
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO ''@localhost;
mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO ''@'localhost.localdomain';
mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
In case you have problems with the installation or questions and problems with the use of the Brahms Agent Viewer you can reach Technical Support at:
E-mail: support@agentisolutions.com
www: http://www.agentisolutions.com/support/support.htm
Thank you for trying the Brahms Agent Viewer version 1.4.6 alpha. We hope you find it useful in your modeling and agent development efforts.
Sincerely,
The Brahms Development Team