It appears that the code in the Wiki was doing something naughty, and
got caught. The Wiki page says:
[,..] you should be careful of when using WatchRouter:
* It uses package-private members in the Rete object and must,
therefore, reside in the "jess" package.
These were the methods that you find are "missing" in the code.
They're actually not missing: they used to be package-private, and
now they're private altogether, so that code is broken. If you've got
a source license, you can find the methods in the Jess source and
open them up.
On Jan 16, 2008, at 7:33 PM, Nice Bright wrote:
Hi,
I have tried to use WatchRouter package in the following link :
http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jesswiki/view?WatchRouter
thereare two errors in :
engine.watching( ) and engine.watchany ( )
are they equivalent with
engine.watch(int arg) and engine.watchAll()
thanks
Nice
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