I think Alexander Lamb wrote:
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Well,
The problem is that I populate the value from the Java side, using an
accessor method.
i.e., the value is null when you first definstance the object. This
changes everything, because technically,
Well,
The problem is that I populate the value from the Java side, using an
accessor method.
Also, I get the following message even before selectedCompleterResponse has
a value:
Async Error: Jess reported an error in routine get
while executing (get ?r keyCode)
while executing (eq ASP
Thanks, that did it! Some logging was crashing in my code, now it works!
On 3.10.2002 18:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Alexander Lamb wrote:
Well, I still crash in the definstance:
ERROR IN DEFINSTANCE: Jess reported an error in routine
Title: Still a problem when trying to match an object in an object...
Hello,
Some time ago, I asked about that question (August 30).
You replied but I didnt get it to work, so I wrote:
I have the following rule:
(defrule ASP1
(OrmedContext
(readyToRun TRUE)
(task script)
I think Alexander Lamb wrote:
(OrmedContext
(readyToRun TRUE)
(task script)
(selectedCompleterResponse ?r :(eq ASP get ?r keyCode))
(OBJECT ?x)
...
The problem is that my LHS never evaluates to true
Sure -- the call of eq is asking whether the string
Title: Re: JESS: Still a problem when trying to match an object in an object... More info
Some more info on my previous question:
The crash happens exactly here:
defaultOrmedContext = new OrmedContext();
defaultOrmedContext.setTask(completer);
rete =
Title: Re: JESS: Still a problem when trying to match an object in an object... Even more info
Well,
To find an answer, I tried to simplify the problem.
So I wrote:
(defrule ASP1
(OrmedContext
(readyToRun TRUE)
(task script)
(selectedCompleterResponse ?r)
(OBJECT ?x)
)
=
(printout t ?r crlf)
I think Alexander Lamb wrote:
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Some more info on my previous question:
You need to find out the class of the object in ?r. Change your rule
like this:
(selectedCompleterResponse ?r:(progn
I think Alexander Lamb wrote:
Well, I still crash in the definstance:
ERROR IN DEFINSTANCE: Jess reported an error in routine
DefinstanceList.createFact.
Message: Called method threw an exception.
at jess.DefinstanceList.createFact(DefinstanceList.java:119)
at
