RE: JESS: Defrule ordering woes

2003-09-05 Thread Allan Clearwaters
I am not a JESS user at the moment but have a definate need for a rules engine that runs in a multi-threaded Java environmen and so have been monitoring jess-users for a while now. Over the past year I've developed a framework/methodology that addresses both the description and implementation of m

Re: JESS: Defrule ordering woes

2003-09-05 Thread ejfried
I think Alan Moore wrote: > > I've employed this pattern repeatedly and it works like a charm. Throw in a > FutureResult for good measure and you've got a fast, reliable, thread-safe > system. This is indeed a good way to get the grouping semantic we're talking about; I did want to point out that

RE: JESS: Defrule ordering woes

2003-09-05 Thread Alan Moore
Opps, sorry. I didn't think I was implying that jess isn't threadsafe. Quite the opposite, my experience has been that jess is *more* threadsafe than my own code D-; alan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 9/5/2003 11:24 AM Subject: Re: JESS: Defrule o