Re: JESS: java vs jess: parsing vectors- multivariables ordeftemplates?

hi, your very quick answer helps me indeed! thank you. iam thinking that using a multivariable for my problem is more convenient when it comes to parse values from java to jess and from jess to java (for instance not calling fact-slot-value or store/ fetch several times). Here you might

Re: JESS: Still a problem when trying to match an object in anobject...

I think Alexander Lamb wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] Well, The problem is that I populate the value from the Java side, using an accessor method. i.e., the value is null when you first definstance the object. This changes everything, because technically,

Re: JESS: java vs jess: parsing vectors- multivariables ordeftemplates?

I think Ina Sollinger wrote: [Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...] 1. getting the data in java and storing them in rete ... Vector x = CustomerA.getInfo(familyStatus); rete.store(name_x, new Value ((String)x.elementAt(0), RU.Atom)); rete.store(value_x, new Value