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-TestOptimal agent in java can be run in standalone mode or included in other test automation tools that support java scripting like IBM Rational [[http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/tester/robot/|Robot]] and [[http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/tester/functional/|Functional Tester]] or Borland [[http://www.borland.com/us/products/silk/silktest/index.html|SilkTest]].
-Creating an agent in java is quite simple as the download package (agent.jar) already includes a java class which implements [[RemoteTriggerPlugin|the API to TestOptimal server]].
-Below is an example of a java agent using the provided TestOptimalAgent class:
-    ...
-    // creates the agent object.
-    //    If you are not using log4j, then pass null instead.
-    //    localhost and 8888 are TestOptimal server host and port#
-    //    Demo_RemoteTrigger is the name of the model to be executed
-    //    last 2 params are # of retries on any communication errors
-    //       and # of milliseconds delay between retries
-    TestOptimalAgent agent = new TestOptimalAgent (log4jObj, "localhost", 8888, "Demo_RemoteTrigger[[edit=RemoteTrigger|?]]", 5, 2000);
-    // Execute the model, the params are user id and password
-    //   to access the model.  Pass blank "" if the security is not enabled.  If the model is already started, the following execModel() and sleep() are not needed.
-    agent.execModel("", "");
-    // sleept for 5 sec to model to wait for the model to start
-    Thread.sleep(5000);
-    // obtain an agent id from the server.  You may attach multiple agents
-    //   in which case you would create multiple agent objects and have
-    //   each agent run in a separate thread.
-    String agentID = agent.attachToServer();
-    RemoteCmd nextRemoteCmd = null;
-    // loop until no more remote command is received from the server
-    while (true) {
-      // obtain the next command from the server
-      //   pass nextRemoteCmd to have the execution results of last
-      //   remote command to be sent back to the server.
-      nextRemoteCmd = agent.getNextCmd(nextRemoteCmd);
-      // if no remote command is received, break the loop
-      if (nextRemoteCmd==null) {
-         break;
-      }
-      // optionally set the command executing for measuring performance
-      nextRemoteCmd.setExecuting();
-      // add your logic to execute remote command received in nextRemoteCmd.
-      ...
-      // set the command execution status and results which will be
-      //   be sent back to the server to be stored with the remote command.
-      nextRemoteCmd.setExecCompleted("exec results here");
-    }
-    // stop the model execution.  If multiple agents are used, then
-    //   the model should not be stopped until the last agent has completed.
-    agent.stopExec();
-    // save the execution result to be reviewed later using TestOptimal Browser.
-    agent.saveStat("from java agent xyz");
-    // print out the execution summary
-    System.out.println("Execution result: " + agent.getExecSummary());
-    // close the model
-    agent.closeModel();
-    ...
-The download package includes [[http://TestOptimal.com/demo/DemoRemoteAgent.java.txt|an example java agent]]. You may run this demo by running a batch file startDemoRemoteAgent.bat.
-See [[http://testoptimal.com/javaDoc/reference/com/webmbt/agent/TestOptimalAgent.html | javadoc]] for details of the implementation.
-(Release 3.0)