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== Common Questions  ==
== General Questions  ==
{{FAQQuestion|Is AMEISE for free?|Yes, AMEISE is free for education institutes. No financially interests are followed with the project, however the commercial using of AMEISE by third parties ((according to license agreement with the AMEISE-team)) is prohibited. }}
{{FAQQuestion|Is AMEISE for free?|Yes, AMEISE is free for educational institutions. We do not pursue any financial interest with AMEISE, however the commercial use of AMEISE by third parties (according to the AMEISE license agreement) is prohibited. }}
{{FAQQuestion|Who can use AMEISE?| The simulation environment is focused on the area of quality assurance, in particular in the software development. So the target group mainly include courses in the field of computer science, information technology and information management.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Who can use AMEISE?| The simulation environment emphasizes quality assurance, in software development. So the target audience mainly include participants of software engineering courses in software and project management.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Can I just use AMEISE?|Well, the software is just part of an useful  fielding under a course. The evaluation and the results of a simulation run are also part of it. The necessary know-how can be gained in an own workshop}}
{{FAQQuestion|Can I just use AMEISE?|Well, AMEISE was developed to be used during a course. The evaluation and the feedback on results of a simulation run should be also part of such a course. The necessary knowledge can be gained from an own workshop for potential (AMEISE) instructors.}}
{{FAQQuestion|What are AMEISE workshops?|To learn AMEISE and to do evaluation-and simulation runs by yourself, the AMEISE-team offers (free) workshops. In this workshops you can learn how to deal with the software, working on the simulator and be part of the evaluation.}}
{{FAQQuestion|What are AMEISE workshops?|In order to become acquainted with AMEISE and to be able to carry out the evaluation of simulation runs in own courses, the AMEISE-team offers (free) workshops. In these workshops you can learn how to use the software. You will have the opportunity to take part in the evaluation of your own simulation run.}}
{{FAQQuestion|When and where are workshops held?| Workshops are held as needed at one of the project locations. The workshops are free, but travel and accommodation have to be paid by the participants themselves. Workshops can also be held at your facility. Please contact the AMEISE-team if you are interested.}}
{{FAQQuestion|When and where do workshops take place?| Workshops will take place on demand at one of the project locations. The workshops are free of charge, but travel and accommodation costs will have to be paid by the participants themselves. Workshops can also be held at your institution. Please contact the AMEISE-team in case of interest.}}




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=== Trainees  ===
=== Trainees  ===
{{FAQQuestion|How to install the AMEISE-client?|The client is available as a java-application and as a windows executable. Please download the latest version from our homepage and extract it into a specific directory. The client DOES NOT modify any registry-entries and DOES NOT need any environment variables. However, please note that the Java application requires Java JDK 5.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to install the AMEISE-client?|The client is available as a Java - Application and as a Windows Executable. Please download the latest version from our homepage and extract it into a specific directory. The client DOES NOT modify any registry - entries and DOES NOT need any environment variables. However, please note that the Java - Application requires Java JDK 7.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Where can I get the command list?|You should get the command list to your simulation from your instructor, but you will also find the document on our server.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Where can I get the command list?|You should get the command list to your simulation from your instructor, but you will also find the document on our server.}}
{{FAQQuestion|The client cannot connect to the AMEISE-server.| The reason probably lies in your firewall settings. In the client file configClient.xml you will find at the first line an entry with the reference to the AMEISE-server (address and port). Make sure that the address and port are correctly set and that your firewall does not block communication. }}
{{FAQQuestion|The client cannot connect to the AMEISE-server.| The reason probably is concerned with your firewall settings. In the client file configClient.xml you will find at the first line an entry with the reference to the AMEISE-server (address and port). Make sure that the address and port are correctly set and that your firewall does not block communication. }}




=== Tutors  ===
=== Tutors  ===
{{FAQQuestion|How can I evaluate results?|There is a tool, which is called AORTA. It generates a (configurable) handout, which you can hand out to the participants as a PDF-file. However, the interpretation of the results is up to you and can be learned in the workshops.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How can I evaluate results?|There is a tool, which is called AORTA. It generates a (configurable) handout, which you can hand out to the participants as a PDF-file. However, the interpretation of the results is up to you and can be learned in own workshops.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Can I reset a "faulty" simulation?|Currently not, but you have the option during a simulation run to allow a rollback or to create a new user and auto-run the simulation to a definable point you want.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Can I reset a "faulty" simulation?|Currently not, but you have the option during a simulation run to allow a rollback or to create a new user and auto-run the simulation to a definable point you want.}}


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== Technical Questions  ==
== Technical Questions  ==
{{FAQQuestion|What do I have to install for the first use?|If you want to install AMEISE completely, you need the AMEISE-server(Consisting of a database, a load balancing manager, and a simulation core) and the AMEISE-client. The client is a java-application, which runs on almost all operating systems. The server needs some technical requirements.}}
{{FAQQuestion|What do I have to install for the first use?|If you want to install AMEISE completely, you need the AMEISE - server(Consisting of a database, a load balancing manager, and a simulation core) and the AMEISE - client. The client is a Java - Application, which runs on almost every operating system. The server needs some technical requirements.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Do I need to install AMEISE by myself?|No, after consultation you can use the AMEISE-server from the university Klagenfurt. Your participants then simply access via AMEISE-client to our system. In this case, we reserve the right to provide a contribution towards costs for the maintenance and support.}}
{{FAQQuestion|Do I need to install AMEISE by myself?|No, after consultation you can use the AMEISE - server from the University of Klagenfurt. Your participants then simply access via AMEISE - client to our system. In this case, we reserve the right to provide a contribution towards costs for the maintenance and support.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to install the AMEISE-server?| You need a Linux, Solaris or Windows-computer, and Java JDK 4. Under JDK 5, the Server is currently not executable. The installation consists of  1) installing a mysql database, 2) importing the AMEISE SQL-schemes, 3) installing the LBMMgrs and 4) installing the simulation cores.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to install the AMEISE-server?| You need a Linux, Solaris or Windows - computer, and Java JDK 4. Under JDK 5, the Server is currently not executable. The installation consists of  1) installing a MySQL database, 2) importing the AMEISE SQL - schemes, 3) installing the LBMMgrs and 4) installing the simulation cores.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to start the AMEISE-server?| The only requirement is that the MySQL server is running. Then start the load distribution manager (LBMMgr). Once it is running, you can restart the simulation cores (wrapper) (or the simulation core).}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to start the AMEISE-server?| The only requirement is that the MySQL server is running. Then start the load balancing manager (LBMMgr). Once it is running, you can restart the simulation cores (Wrapper).}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to end the AMEISE-server?| Please make sure that no simulation is running  (meaning no more ANT client is accessing to the system). Then simply finish the LBMMgr-process. Finally finish the wrapper-process.}}
{{FAQQuestion|How to shut down the AMEISE-server?| Please make sure that no simulation is running  (meaning no more AMEISE - client is accessing to the system). Then simply finish the LBMMgr - process. Finally finish the Wrapper - process.}}






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Latest revision as of 15:22, 16 May 2013

General Questions

Q: Is AMEISE for free?
A: Yes, AMEISE is free for educational institutions. We do not pursue any financial interest with AMEISE, however the commercial use of AMEISE by third parties (according to the AMEISE license agreement) is prohibited.
Q: Who can use AMEISE?
A: The simulation environment emphasizes quality assurance, in software development. So the target audience mainly include participants of software engineering courses in software and project management.
Q: Can I just use AMEISE?
A: Well, AMEISE was developed to be used during a course. The evaluation and the feedback on results of a simulation run should be also part of such a course. The necessary knowledge can be gained from an own workshop for potential (AMEISE) instructors.
Q: What are AMEISE workshops?
A: In order to become acquainted with AMEISE and to be able to carry out the evaluation of simulation runs in own courses, the AMEISE-team offers (free) workshops. In these workshops you can learn how to use the software. You will have the opportunity to take part in the evaluation of your own simulation run.
Q: When and where do workshops take place?
A: Workshops will take place on demand at one of the project locations. The workshops are free of charge, but travel and accommodation costs will have to be paid by the participants themselves. Workshops can also be held at your institution. Please contact the AMEISE-team in case of interest.



AMEISE Courses

Trainees

Q: How to install the AMEISE-client?
A: The client is available as a Java - Application and as a Windows Executable. Please download the latest version from our homepage and extract it into a specific directory. The client DOES NOT modify any registry - entries and DOES NOT need any environment variables. However, please note that the Java - Application requires Java JDK 7.
Q: Where can I get the command list?
A: You should get the command list to your simulation from your instructor, but you will also find the document on our server.
Q: The client cannot connect to the AMEISE-server.
A: The reason probably is concerned with your firewall settings. In the client file configClient.xml you will find at the first line an entry with the reference to the AMEISE-server (address and port). Make sure that the address and port are correctly set and that your firewall does not block communication.


Tutors

Q: How can I evaluate results?
A: There is a tool, which is called AORTA. It generates a (configurable) handout, which you can hand out to the participants as a PDF-file. However, the interpretation of the results is up to you and can be learned in own workshops.
Q: Can I reset a "faulty" simulation?
A: Currently not, but you have the option during a simulation run to allow a rollback or to create a new user and auto-run the simulation to a definable point you want.



Technical Questions

Q: What do I have to install for the first use?
A: If you want to install AMEISE completely, you need the AMEISE - server(Consisting of a database, a load balancing manager, and a simulation core) and the AMEISE - client. The client is a Java - Application, which runs on almost every operating system. The server needs some technical requirements.
Q: Do I need to install AMEISE by myself?
A: No, after consultation you can use the AMEISE - server from the University of Klagenfurt. Your participants then simply access via AMEISE - client to our system. In this case, we reserve the right to provide a contribution towards costs for the maintenance and support.
Q: How to install the AMEISE-server?
A: You need a Linux, Solaris or Windows - computer, and Java JDK 4. Under JDK 5, the Server is currently not executable. The installation consists of 1) installing a MySQL database, 2) importing the AMEISE SQL - schemes, 3) installing the LBMMgrs and 4) installing the simulation cores.
Q: How to start the AMEISE-server?
A: The only requirement is that the MySQL server is running. Then start the load balancing manager (LBMMgr). Once it is running, you can restart the simulation cores (Wrapper).
Q: How to shut down the AMEISE-server?
A: Please make sure that no simulation is running (meaning no more AMEISE - client is accessing to the system). Then simply finish the LBMMgr - process. Finally finish the Wrapper - process.
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