Hi Folks,
The latest release of Jess, the rule engine for the Java platform, is
now available from the usual place:
http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess
This is a minor bug fix release. Changes in this this version:
Jess now works as a standard extension, including loading user
classes
> My only concern is whether to expose the complexity to the user. On
> the one hand, control is good; on the other hand, hard-to-understand
> features don't get used. Here, I'm tempted to simply make the entire
> RHS of every rule "atomic" in this sense, w.r.t. the agenda, because,
> consider this
I think Alan Moore wrote:
> Could you selectively lock the agenda on a per-assert basis by having the
> thread asserting facts be able to run a "transaction" during which the
> agenda is locked?
>
> This could be done explicitly like this:
>
> (defrule abc
> ...
> =>
>((engine) startTransact
One possible approach to this issue is to have a plugin interface which allows users to define new classloaders the same way new functions are added. This is particularly useful in the case of IDE, where a user starts up Eclipse and it loads the state of the last project.
In a dynamic environm
I think Alan Moore wrote:
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> Would it be possible to have the (import) function fail or give a warning
> when the specified package and/or class doesn't exist. Currently,
>
> (import com.package.doesnt.exist.MyMispeledClass)
>
> doesn't give
Thanks,
This was exactly what I was looking. I should've found it myself though.
Sorry about that.
Anyway, thanks again,
Robert
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: donderdag 4 september 2003 13:40
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp
> I'm trying to load new facts from a clp file at run-time. I've tried
> using the batch command to load a jess file containing some rules and a
> deffacts construct. However, only the rules are added and the deffacts
> construct is ignored. Am I doing something wrong, or doesn't Jess parse
> thes
Would it be possible to have the (import) function fail or give a warning
when the specified package and/or class doesn't exist. Currently,
(import com.package.doesnt.exist.MyMispeledClass)
doesn't give any indication that something is wrong.
alan
Alan Moore - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ciphergen
Hi,
I’m trying to load new facts from a clp file at
run-time. I’ve tried using the batch command to load a jess file
containing some rules and a deffacts construct. However, only the rules are
added and the deffacts construct is ignored. Am I doing something wrong, or doesn’t
Jess parse
