bject: Re: JESS: Newbie Problem running Jess
> I think Michael Knapik wrote:
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> > Thanks folks,
> >
> > Two points (and I am trying to get things to work as specified in the
> > manual/book before trying batch
Understood (at last right!)
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> I think Michael Knapik wrote:
> >
> > C:\JESS>cd Jess61p6
> &
OK - I understand the differences/similarities between the was the cmd
prompt and jess treats paths. See one comment below.
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I think Michael Knapik wrote:
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> C:\JESS>cd Jess61p6
> C:\JESS\Jess61p6>java -classpath jess.jar jess.Main /examples/fullmab.clp
If a path starts with a "/" (or a "\", for that matter) it's an
"absolute" path; that means its relative to the filesystem root, not
to the current directory. You're t
Friedman Hill and the Sandia Corporation
Jess Version 6.1p6 11/21/2003
This copy of Jess will expire in 22 day(s).
Jess> (batch /Jess61p6/examples/hello.clp)
Hello, world!
Jess>
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I think Michael Knapik wrote:
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> Thanks folks,
>
> Two points (and I am trying to get things to work as specified in the
> manual/book before trying batch files etc.)
> I followed directions in both.
>
> 1) My CLASSPATH is ;.;C:\Jess\Jess61p6
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> Dear Michael,
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> You can set the path and execute by following the steps below,
>
> C:\>set path=c:\j2sdk1.4.0\bin;C:\Jess61p6
tly working for me.
Regards,
Manoj.
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One more attempt to resolve this please
> As an aside, Jess actually *c
Title: RE: JESS: Newbie Problem running Jess
> As an aside, Jess actually *can* execute operating-system commands for
> you using the "system" command:
>
> Jess> (system java -classpath jess.jar jess.Main examples/fullmab.clp)
>
> would run the example in a
Take a closer look at this line that you are using an example:
Jess> (system java -classpath jess.jar jess.Main examples/fullmab.clp)
You said you typed:
(system java -classpath jess.jar jessMain Jess61p6/examples/fullmab.clp)
And this is the error you got:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jessMain
One more attempt to resolve this please
> As an aside, Jess actually *can* execute operating-system commands for
> you using the "system" command:
>
> Jess> (system java -classpath jess.jar jess.Main examples/fullmab.clp)
>
> would run the example in a new Java Virtual Machine, which would then
>
I think Michael Knapik wrote:
>
> OK - I tried both of the below commands and get the same error as before on
> the second one. The first one runs ok.
>
>
> Jess> (batch Jess61p6/examples/fullmab.clp)
>
> Jess> (batch examples/fullmab.clp)
>
So presumably your current directory is the one th
Thanks for the explanations, but I still have a problem - see embedded
comments herein.
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> I think Micha
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> Note that the backslash is missing from the reported line: examplesfullmab versus
> what I typed:
> examples\fullmab
Did you try it with a forward slash instead? As in:
(batch examples/fullmab.clp)
> When type java -classpath jess.jar
I think Michael Knapik wrote:
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> MessageWell, I am back.
>
>
> At the Jess> prompt in the command prompt window I type (there is no
> "sticks" example in my examples folder as the manual says there is)
You're correct, the sticks demo hasn't
nd all give the
same result.
thoughts?
Is there a proven step by step tutorial out there
that leads one through the steps in this?
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Jess
Try
renaming C:\Jess to C:\Jess61 or CD to C:\Jess.
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app as it will be my primary app I use in
my new job!
Thanks for the patience!
Mike
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Jess
Try
the whole
luck
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running Jess
I downloaded and unpacked Jess to
C:\Jess.
I have the
>I downloaded and unpacked Jess to C:\Jess.
>I added the path info in your book (;.;C:\Jess61\jess.jar)
You mention that you installed it to c:\jess, but added c:\jess61 to your
path. My guess is that the problem is there.
-m
Try
renaming C:\Jess to C:\Jess61 or CD to C:\Jess.
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Jess
I downloaded and
I downloaded and unpacked Jess to
C:\Jess.
I have the recent java SDK from Sun
installed in c:\j2sdk1.4.2_04
I am running XP Pro.
I added the path info in your book
(;.;C:\Jess61\jess.jar) to both the Path system variable, the Path User Variable
and a new CLASSPATH user variable.
I o
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