Hello-
Concerning the use of '.' in symbols . . . I think the java notation would
be a much better use. For the specific example of IP addresses, Java
either requires a 4 byte array (not sure about IPv6) or a dotted String,
so it would seem that most IP addresses should be represented as a strin
What you're doing is fine, and is probably working correctly. Modify
MyStartClass so that when it catches a JessException, it displays not
only the top-level exception, but any nested exception as well, as
shown in this clip from jess.Main:
catch (JessException re)
{
What is the recommended way to include the .clp files in the CLASSPATH? Here is
my problem:
An example similar to my actual directory structure
C:
-- jdk1.1.8
-- bin
-- lib
...
- jdk1.2.2
|
- bin
- Jess60a1
- classes122
- j
I hestitate to suggest that Jess should be dependent on
XML and XML parsing, etc., but this is sounding very XML-ish,
to use the latest craze-phrase.
What I mean is way to implement the ideas Alan is talking
about here, in a flexible and extensible way is to use XML
definitions for everything,
I think Alan Moore wrote:
>
>
> In a previous post, I suggested a RHS parser extensibility mechanism where
> upon reaching an extensible set of tokens, the parsing/input stream could be
> passed along to an associated parser. My original post was motivated by
> wanting to do:
>
> (defrule myRul
