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This paper discusses in detail important analysis and design issues emergedduring the development of an agent-based transportation e-market. Thisdiscussion is based on concepts coming from the AMCIS methodology and the JADEframework. The AMCIS methodology is specifically tailored to the analysis anddesign of cooperative information agent-based systems, while it supports boththe levels of the individual agent structure and the agent society in theMulti-Agents Systems (MAS) development process. According to AMCIS, MAS areviewed as being composed of a number of autonomous cooperative agents that livein an organized society, in which each agent plays one or more specific roles,while their plans and interaction protocols are well defined. On the other handJADE is a FIPA specifications compliant agent development environment thatgives several facilities for an easy and fast implementation. Our aim is toreveal the mapping that may exists between the basic concepts proposed by AMCISfor agents specification and agents interactions and those provided by JADE foragents implementation, and therefore to propose a kind of roadmap for agentsdevelopers.

Engineering Cooperative JADE Agents with the AMCIS Methodology: The Transportation Management Case Study