Thanks, Alan. That's a very useful trick. Interestingly, adding
"(?ERROR getStackTrace)" to your code caused me another error :-D that I
won't bother to follow up for the moment. To get the full stacktrace in
7.0 using the shell or batch files, Dr Friedman-Hill suggests "jess
-stacktrace fil
> I wonder if anyone else running Jess with RePast has encountered a
> similar problem.
When people have trouble using Jess with one java library or another,
such as repast, the problems tend to be generic java problems, e.g.
missing library on the classpath, methods throwing exceptions
unexpe
Also, in testing.clp, you can place the following code to help you debug
the exception:
;; untested...ymmv
(try
(bind ?user-agent (new User "harvey"))
catch
;; ?ERROR will be the caught throwable
(printout t "ERROR = " (?ERROR toString) crlf)
(printout t "cause = " ((?ERROR getCause)
Hi.
In starting to sort out how to run Jess from Java as you suggested, I
first ran the test file from Jess command line in a bash shell. The
error message was now:
Jess> (batch testing.clp)
(deftemplate MAIN::agent
"$JAVA-OBJECT$ org.cfpm.markets.User"
(declare (from-class org.cfpm.mark
I think Scott Moss wrote:
> The setter and getter are:
>
> public void setAttributedemands(ValueVector attributes) {
> attributedemands = attributes;
> }
>
> public ValueVector getAttributedemands() {
> return attributedemands;
> }
>
Don't define JavaBean proper
I have been building an agent based model in parallel directly from Jess
(in Eclipse) and from Java. The method that causes the jess (but not
Java) error is inherited from the MarketAgent superclass. Code that
works in Java but not Jess is this:
public class User extends MarketAgent {
Val
