- see http://daml.umbc.edu/sweetjess/.
You can download the components of this system, which is
built on prior work by Benjamin Grosof. A preliminary
paper on this system is:
Benjamin Grosof, Mahesh Gandhe, and Tim Finin, SweetJess:
Translating DamlRuleML to Jess, Proceedings of the
Int
ious papers and such on Benjamin Grosof's web pages
http://ebusiness.mit.edu/bgrosof/
(3) Benjamin Grosof, Mahesh Gandhe, and Tim Finin, SweetJess:
Translating DamlRuleML to Jess, Proceedings of the International
Workshop on Rule Markup Languages for Business Rules on the Semantic
> I wonder whether there has been any attempt to build Java Blackboards to
> connect distributed JESS. Any information in this regard are highly
> appreciated.
Lots of people use the FIPA agent communication language
(http://fipa.org/) with Jess. See Jade for an example
(http://openjade.source
> ... But my requirement is that I want to run only one rule of highest priority.
> Is there any mechanism of blocking activated rules and force them not to run?.
> Buy using agenda command I am able to see all the activated but not yet fired rules.
> Can I fire only one of these rules and block
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> > Strangely, the jargon file fails to mention the
> > connection with Foosland, Illinois and its famous tavern.
> > (http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?
> city=Foosland&state=IL&zip=61845&slt=40.363098&sln=-88.408096&cs=9&mag=6)
>
> I'm Unfamiliar with Foosland, or its fa
Strangely, the jargon file fails to mention the
connection with Foosland, Illinois
(http://maps.yahoo.com/py/maps.py?city=Foosland&state=IL&zip=61845&slt=40.363098&sln=-88.408096&cs=9&mag=6)
and its famous tavern.
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> Probably it's something every native English speaker knows, but as a
> Dutchman I'm wondering for some time already what 'foo bar' stands for. ...
see http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/html/entry/foo.html
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> 1) Using a query on the LHS of a rule is never a good thing to
> do. Queries are intended to let you do LHS-like things in procedural
> contexts like RHSs and deffunctions. If you're writing a LHS, it's
> always going to be more efficient to just match the pattern right
