I think erich.oliphant wrote:
> I tried that function, but it doesn't seem to exist on the
> jess.ReflectFunctions class (I am using 7.0 beta 4. There seems to be a a
> "static Value a(Class, Object) throws JessException" method based on browsing
> the class file. Could this be it?
You're not u
Hi,
I tried that function, but it doesn't seem to exist on the
jess.ReflectFunctions class (I am using 7.0 beta 4. There seems to be a a
"static Value a(Class, Object) throws JessException" method based on browsing
the class file. Could this be it?
Also, in regards to the original question, jus
Both suggestions are equally useful.. thanks.. I'll check in the API for
registering a listener with the jess engine (is it for the whole engine, or
by rule?)
As well, i'm already using log4j in my java wrapper classes I make use of
Engine's in.. so I will just STORE a logger and use it to track v
Thought about it haven't done it.
I would think the most performant least intrusive way is add a log4j listener
to the class that fires the rules. I will look for it tonight.
Why log4j? It is a non-blocking thread, unlick logging to a file, port or db.
And if misconfigured you jess app will
I think Roger Studner wrote:
> Has anyone has success in industry with a pattern or methodology for
> tracking which rules fires and for what facts through a set of rules?
Not sure what you mean by a pattern or methodology, but...
> I have thought of listeners on firings
That's all you have to
I think erich.oliphant wrote:
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> Hmm, ok thanks, I understand better now. However, jess.Userfunctions return
> Value's so is there anything I can do in that case to activate the type
> conversion? I tried Value.resolve() but that did not help
Has anyone has success in industry with a pattern or methodology for
tracking which rules fires and for what facts through a set of rules?
I have thought of listeners on firings as well as inserting javabean
value objects that can provide an API for collection relevant aspects
of the rules firing
Hmm, ok thanks, I understand better now. However, jess.Userfunctions return
Value's so is there anything I can do in that case to activate the type
conversion? I tried Value.resolve() but that did not help.
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 18:47:38 -0800 (PST), ejfried wrote
> If you can a Java function from
