Well, the (socket) command returns Jess I/O routers that you can talk
to via read and readline. This is good for reading Jess inputs across
a network and for multiple Jess engines communicating. They wouldn't
work, however, for ftp or telnet or any other protocol that requires
the use of binary data, since the Jess language really has no
mechanism for handling binary data.
The good news, though, is that Jess is very easy to integrate with
Java code, so you can easily meet your needs by doing the networking
in java code directly.
I think Carl Leitz wrote:
>
> To ALL
>
> found http "socket example" Ernest provided ... would still appreciate
> anything out there using ftp/telnet ports/thks again!
> Carl
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Sandia National Labs FAX: (925) 294-2234
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