Hi,
When I try to start the JadeJessPortege
agent from within Protégé an exception occurs. I simply extracted the Protégé pprj, pont and pins files,
together with the demo.clp and JadeJessProtege.clp
files. When I open the pprj file with Protégé I get
the exception :
Some problem oc
You're probably using some version of Jess 5.x. The capability you're
looking for didn't exist until Jess 6.0.
I think x xu wrote:
> Dear Jess Users,
>
> I am trying to embed a Rete engine inside a mobile
> agent and I want to restore the Rete engine to the
> exact same status when the agent tr
Thanks! Does Jess 6.0 work with JDK1.1 ?
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You're probably using some version of Jess 5.x. The
> capability you're
> looking for didn't exist until Jess 6.0.
>
> I think x xu wrote:
> > Dear Jess Users,
> >
> > I am trying to embed a Rete engine inside a mobile
> >
Hello,
My agent has a knowledgebase in which every fact is a definstance fact. The
reason for this is that I use the Jade ontology support which specifies all
concepts, predicates and actions in the agent's world. This ontology support
maps all elements (concepts, predicates etc.) on Java classes
I developed a user-level (i.e., not a Jess modification) backtracking
capability about a year and a half ago. I've been meaning to shake it out
and contribute it, but never got around to it. I'm happy to share it,
though, if you're interested (and would be interested in constructive
feedback for i
I think x xu wrote:
> Thanks! Does Jess 6.0 work with JDK1.1 ?
>
No, not without a little effort. It uses java.lang.ThreadLocal, a
Java2-only feature, and it also uses the Collections APIs. You can get
a version of the Collections stuff for JDK 1.1 and could change some
import statements in Jes
I believe the following should work, but I haven't tried it all
out. For this to work, all your defclasses need the "class"
slot. The one you show below does. To ensure that a defclass has this
slot, define a defclass
(defclass object java.lang.Object)
and then define all your subsequent de
Title: RE: JESS: JESS & EJB
Hi all,
Well, after much churning with Stateful/Stateless
Session Beans (& Entity Beans) I am beginning to re-think why
I would want to integrate JESS with EJBs. I finally
arrived at the notion of using pure JMS Messaging and having
JESS situated within a client t
Title: RE: JESS: JESS & EJB
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continues)
Hi all,
Well, after much churning with
All:
My apologies to the list for a broken mouse button and the resulting
spurious email. I've been meaning to get another one...
rhalsey007:
In response to your post, I have a crude prototype of a Jess Web Service
wrapper/engine in the works that is essentially a mapping into the Jess
language
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