> What I need is to have a Java program, may or may not be a
> bean, load Jess and a set of rules and 'pass' some object, a
> DOM document is a good example, and have the rules process
> the object.
The manual has several places where this is documented, see:
Jess Functions:
(batch)
(definstance)
(store)
(fetch)
API docs:
Jesp.parse()
Rete#definstance()
Rete#store()
Rete#fetch()
Also, Ernest's most excellent book has extensive examples of integration between jess and java.
http://www.manning.com/catalog/view.php?book=friedman-hill
> >From the documentation and examples, it seems like objects that are
> manipulated by Jess have to provide a change listener and
> chance support. Is this correct?
(definstance) and Rete#definstance() both allow either dynamic (beans that support PropertyChangeEventListern interface) or static java objects.
Good luck!
alan
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