The CRIME distribution comes with a suite of example applications, most of which are implemented in Java. This page describes the provided applications, how to deploy them, describes the rules they use internally and provides pointers on how to extend them.

The IN/OUT Board is a classical context-aware application proposed by Dey et al. during their work on the context toolkit. The system visualises the location of a user (which are expected to be public facts) and derives the nearest phone to that user. When users are out of reach, the application keeps a record of when the user was last seen by the system.

:edu.vub.crime.examples.board.SetBoard(?name, ?room, ?number) :-
	person(?id, ?name, student),
	location(?id, ?room),
	phone(?room, ?number).
	
	
:edu.vub.crime.examples.board.HistoryBoard(?name, ?room, ?phone, ?time) :-
	history(?name, ?room, ?phone, ?time).
	

:edu.vub.crime.examples.board.Notify(?name, ?room, ?number) :-
	location(?id, ?room),
	person(?id, ?name, ?type),
	phone(?room, ?number),
	notify(?name, ?room).
	

The rules above trigger the application events SetBoard, HistoryBoard and Notify. In CRIME all application events are to be prefixed with a colon.