AnyLogic Advanced allows you to export and use model only as Java applet. According to our license policy you must not use running simulation in pare with a different program. It is forbidden by chapter 6 of the license agreement.

True Pavel, But I have said nothing about Anylogic Advanced. Please see page 3 of the Professional License Agreement, which allows the creation of standalone applications. The anylogic website contains the following discussion: Title Is it possible to use an AnyLogic model as a part of my Java application? Solution Since AnyLogic model is a Java application itself, it could be used as standalone application or within any other Java application. For this purpose, AnyLogic 6 Professional has a special feature allowing a user to export a model as a jar file. To export a model, select it in the Tree view, press the right mouse button, and select the Export option in the context menu, then follow the instructions of the wizard. In AnyLogic 6 Advanced, this option is not available and stand-alone model usage is prohibited by the License Agreement. A model can be used as a Java Applet in the both AnyLogic 6 editions. Therefore it is possible and allowed to use the model in conjunction with another program. But this still leaves my original question unanswered. Thanks.

Hi Brett! Glad to hear you! Integration is evidently prohibited by the license agreement, please see the license agreement: chapter 6c - advanced, chapter 5c - professional. We have corrected the text on our site, it was not up to date (it was written long ago from the AnyLogic Professional release date). Please find the corrected articles - they should describe licensing policy: http://www.xjtek.com/support/kb/?id=35 http://www.xjtek.com/support/kb/?id=95 Best, Sergey