Are you talking about defaults? If so, then the java object itself
can set the default state of the slot. However, there's really
nothing that either Jess or Java is going to provide to help you set
up the initial state of a system which cannot be set up via some
algorithm. If there is no programatic way to produce the initial
state pattern, then you'll have to do it the long way, by setting up
each slot state explicitly.
On Nov 20, 2008, at 6:40 AM, John Chrysakis wrote:
Another problem for this issue is:
How to massively fill in the slots for all the shadow facts?
(?door1 setState "open")
(?door2 setState "open")
(?door3 setState "closed")
...etc
I'm waiting for your answer,
thanks,
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008, John Chrysakis wrote:
I am using an owl ontology through protege-owl api. Each OwlClass
(corresponds to a deftepmlate) and has instances(OwlIndividuals) and
properties (OwlProperties)
I need to model the ontology in such way as I could write rules in
general
form with the
elements of this ontology. I Need some ideas for this...
For example instead of having getDoor1State and getDoor2state I
need to
have a generic slot
DoorState in which I can pass as parameter the Door1, Door2.
Is it possible? Or I have to write for each instance of each
property a
getXXX method...
Thanks for your time.
John.
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