Note that the line that you say gives you an error --
"rete.assertString(...)" -- couldn't possibly give you the error that
says "Bad index... while executing (batch test.clp)", since it's a
line of Java code, not a line in a batch file. Perhaps you've defined
the deftemplate in test.clp, but that file contains an error, such
that the later line in your program that asserts the cust_order fact
simple never gets executed.
As always, my advice remains: try all batch files from the Jess>
prompt first. Make sure they work. Do some testing. Using
(watch). Then make sure that running the batch file from Java
works. Then add one line of Java code at a time. This is how to do
programming in general: always make sure that you do things one step
at a time, so that when something breaks, you know without a doubt
that it was the last thing you did that was wrong.
I think Archana Raghavendra wrote:
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> Hi,
> I have a question about asserting facts in a jess engine from a java program. I
>have this template with me :
>
> (deftemplate cust_order (slot order-num) (slot item-id) (slot qty) (slot
>date-of-order))
>
> and I assert a fact as:
>
> rete.assertString("(cust_order (order-num 10) (item-id 2) (qty 25) (date-of-order
>21))");
>
> however, the above fact does not get inserted. I get an error message saying
>
> "Bad index in Value Vector.get()" while executing (batch test.clp)
>
> test.clp is a file which has the template I defined above.
>
> I am unable to understand this problem. Would really appreciate if you could help me
>with this..
>
> Waiting to hear from you,
>
> Thanks,
> Archana
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