I think Zhu, David H. wrote:
>
> Has the Jess book come out yet?
>
> Thanks
Unfortunately, no. There have been some unfortunate but unavoidable
delays due to illness. The book is still being edited. We hope to have
it out by the summer.
I'm really excited about the way it's coming out, by the
Has the Jess book come out yet?
Thanks
David Zhu
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I'm not much on Agent Technology these days, even though I did play around a
bit with FIPA way back when. We even did something similar to what you're
describing but the powers that be managed to make it really, really
complicated. Regardless, we did get it running without actually using FIPA,
ev
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> > (bind ?consumer (new Consumer))
> > (?consumer setIncome 1500)
> > (defclass consumer Consumer)
>
> I've seen examples like this in the manual, but unless I am wrong a new
> instance of the class Consumer is being created there, isn't it? The
> situation would be
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 15:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> > I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and
> > whether it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are
> > developing.
>
> You could also do a web search on "JADE and Jess"
I think Rosely Bin Kumoi wrote:
> I know that from the documentation it is possible to send a java object from
> Java to Jess and reading it back in Java:
>
> Rete r = new Rete();
> Vector vector1 = new Vector();
> r.store("VECTOR", vector1);
> Value value = r.fetch("VECTOR"
I know that from the documentation it is possible to send a java object from
Java to Jess and reading it back in Java:
Rete r = new Rete();
Vector vector1 = new Vector();
r.store("VECTOR", vector1);
Value value = r.fetch("VECTOR");
Vector vector2 = (Vector)value.external
I think Xavier Noria wrote:
> I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and whether
> it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are developing.
You could also do a web search on "JADE and Jess" as many people have
already used Jess with that popular agent framework.
I'm reading Jess' manual to get an idea about how it works and whether
it would be of interest in an agent-based simulation we are developing.
We are writing a prototype in Java, the idea is that Jess would be used
to implement part of the behavior of agents somehow. Everything is new
for me an