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JavaSolver and JSR331 available from GitHub and MVN Repositories
I finally found time to mavenize JSR-331 and JavaSolver and make them publicly available through commonly used MVN and GitHub repositories. The latest Release 2.0.1 of April 2020 comes with the following news: JSR-331 has been 100% mavenized and moved … Continue reading
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Java Solver
I’ve decided to create a very simple Java API built on the top of JSR-331 that with a minimal learning curve will allow regular Java developers to quickly represent and solve optimization problems within their business domains. If you are … Continue reading
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JSR-331 Update
JSR331 “Java Constraint Programming API” is a JCP Specification Standard developed under the terms of the www.JCP.org. Now it also has its own website: http://www.jsr331.org. You can download the latest JSR-331 version, see different milestones, and read all release notes. While the software is in … Continue reading
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After CP-2013
CP-2013 was the 19th International Conference on the Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming (http://cp2013.a4cp.org/) that took place in Uppsala, Sweden on Sep 16-20, 2013. It proved again that this is the major CP event of the year. You may … Continue reading
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CPSOLVERS-2013 Workshop and Live CP/LP/MIP Catalogues: update
The workshop “CP Solvers: Modeling, Applications, Integration, and Standardization” will be held at the 19th International Conference on the Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming (http://cp2013.a4cp.org/) in Uppsala, Sweden exactly in one month on Monday September 16, 2013. The workshop … Continue reading
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JSR-331 in different JVM languages
When we initiated JSR-331 standard, the choice of Java was justified (besides other practical advantages) by the fact that users would be able to create their own friendly DSLs (domain specific languages) using different JVM languages. Probably it will be … Continue reading
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Clojure and JSR-331
Oscar Riveros used JSR-331 to develop a Clojure-based environment for solving puzzles. You may read more in this manual “Constraint Programming with Puzzles“. All sources and examples are freely available from GitHub. I haven’t had a chance to check it myself … Continue reading
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Workshop “CP Solvers” at CP-2013
This year the major annual conference “CP 2013” will include a workshop “CP Solvers: Modeling, Applications, Integration, and Standardization” that will be held in Uppsala, Sweden on September 16, 2013.
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JSR-331 at CPAIOR 2013
I plan to present the latest state of the JSR-331 standard at the major CP conference CPAIOR that will be held at Yourtown Heights, NY, USA on May 18-22, 2013.
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JSR-331 at JavaOne 2012
I am presenting Constraint Programming for Java Developers at the JavaOne conference on Oct.1 at 10:00 – 11:00 am in San Francisco
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