, chiefly write(char[], int, int), so that when somebody
prints data to the Writer, it appears in the GUI widget.
I think mdean77 wrote:
I have rules that send advice text to one GUI text element, some
reasoning text to a different text element, and I want to capture as
a text string the output from
I have rules that send advice text to one GUI text element, some
reasoning text to a different text element, and I want to capture as
a text string the output from various watch settings. Unfortunately,
I can find no examples of this, though I think I need to use
setWatchRouter in some
Especially obvious since it is clearly stated in Jess in Action.
Need to re-read it!
On Jul 22, 2006, at 4:35 PM, mdean77 wrote:
Very clear, thanks. Seems obvious in retrospect that Jess would
use the JVM classpath (not in Eclipse, but I do understand the
problems there.)
On Jul 22
) at line 2.Nested exception is:edu.utah.cdmcc.entities.PatientJess I am not surprised at this because I am naively thinking that I have to somehow tell Jess where the object classes would be found in order to be imported.- MikeOn Jul 21, 2006, at 9:31 PM, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:I
Very clear, thanks. Seems obvious in retrospect that Jess would use
the JVM classpath (not in Eclipse, but I do understand the problems
there.)
On Jul 22, 2006, at 3:18 PM, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:
I think mdean77 wrote:
I am not trying to be dense, and you have been very helpful
I am working with a very simple pair of rules:(defrule is-child "Definition of child is under 14 years or 50 kg" (patient {age 14 || weight 50}) = (assert(pediatric))) (defrule is-adult "Definition of adult is over 14 years or 50 kg" (patient {age = 14 || weight = 50})
I have a Jess file with a simple template for a patient:(deftemplate patient "Patient object - has age and weight" (slot age) (slot weight) (slot miscellaneous))and a simple template for a glucose measurement:(deftemplate currentGlucoseValue "Glucose level at current timepoint"
(defclass Patient edu.utah.cdmcc.entities.Patient)
Get rid of that unrelated patient deftemplate, and use Patient in
your rules.
I think mdean77 wrote:
I have a Jess file with a simple template for a patient:
(deftemplate patient
Patient object - has age and weight
(slot age)
(slot
apply to the other plugins, I think, if someone wanted to use them in an RCP. (More on that issue in different email).- MikeOn Jul 18, 2006, at 8:19 AM, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:I think mdean77 wrote: shown). But the patient object already exists and can be accessed by getPatient(), so I
I have described my plan to have a two perspective RCP application
based on Eclipse that will have one perspective for the end user, who
is generally a nurse at an ICU bedside, and another perspective that
is aimed at an investigator who is developing and tweaking rules. In
developing
22:18:23 +1000 mdean77 wrote:
The OTHER reason, which I forgot to mention, to want this code to be
on the Jess side, is that my dream application actually will have
two perspectives (it is an RCP Eclipse based application). The
normal clinical user will enter some clinical information, push
I continue to be confused about how to add a Bean as a shadow fact. In the code below, there are four commented out lines that define a new fact and set the slot values and the subsequent code runs (not shown). But the patient object already exists and can be accessed by getPatient(), so I
. Thus, I
anticipate distribution of this application without a complete set of
*.clp files, as some of the users are actually going to be developing
the rule sets.
Thanks.
On Jul 16, 2006, at 6:01 PM, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:
I think mdean77 wrote:
However, I do not see how
Ridiculous question. I have a Bean in Java. I want to have Jess
build itself a template for a shadow fact. But Jess does not know
about the Bean. How does one tell Jess about the classes that have
been created in Java? Right now, I manually create a fact in Jess
and move the values
, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:
I think mdean77 wrote:
However, I do not see how this relates to I/O Routers. And my next
stretch is into the TextAreaWriters, which don't really exist in SWT,
but this must be simpler than I am making it.
TextAreaWriter and its new Swing cousin are both very
My application has the user push a button to fire the rules engine,
and the intended result is that text will go into 3 separate SWT
Text objects. Into one would go the English-like text that the rules
will produce for the enduser, into another would go different
English-like text that
I have been working happily (relatively) for several weeks, without
updating Eclipse in any apparent fashion, and the Sandia features and
plugins have once again disappeared; this is not resolved with a -
clean option restart.
Interestingly, I have a separate RCP product target that
On Jul 15, 2006, at 11:50 AM, mdean77 wrote:
I have been working happily (relatively) for several weeks, without
updating Eclipse in any apparent fashion, and the Sandia features
and plugins have once again disappeared; this is not resolved with
a -clean option restart.
Interestingly, I
survives.
On Jul 15, 2006, at 1:09 PM, mdean77 wrote:
Have confirmed or at least figured out how the pooch got screwed on
my computer. Simply downloading the SWT samples blew away Sandia.
I started with fresh Eclipse 3.2, added Sandia feature and plugins,
verified that my clp file was edited
I am setting up a tool that will have a moderate size set of rules,
and then the user can fill in some facts before firing the engine.
The rule set may take some time to process initially, but the number
of facts associated with an individual event (new ones) will be a
handful.
I have
, since I have my hands full trying to learn Jess!
- Mike
On Jul 5, 2006, at 7:46 PM, friedman_hill ernest j wrote:
I think mdean77 wrote:
The reason this may relate to the question in this message is that
BIRT is dependent on GEF 3.2.1.v200606267, so installation of BIRT
will overwrite whatever
This may relate to the problem I reported with Eclipse and BIRT. By the way, in answer to previous question from Dr. Friedman-HIll, by disappears, I mean that while the plugins and features are physically still in the respective folders, there is no evidence in Eclipse that they exist. They do
I am using most recent Jess distribution with final release of
Eclipse 3.2 and at some point, Jess disappeared. Does not come back
with clean install, reinstall, etc. I have nailed this down, I
think, to an incompatibility with the BIRT distribution.
I restarted with fresh Eclipse 3.2,
. This never caused problems.
mdean77 wrote:
Just updated from 3.1.1 to 3.1.2 and voila, the Jess plugins cease
to load. No crash, just silence, but of course, cannot run apps
that use Jess. Anyone else have this issue
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