I'm having a hard time understanding where this question is coming
from. Jess lets you pattern-match on objects, if (and onoy if) that's
what you want to do. If you want to match objects, then obviously, you
have to create objects. If you don't have objects, then you shouldn't
want to match them, b
Respected Sir,
Gratefull always for your advice, tips, help and suggestions...
One query/doubt I did had on the feedback rcvd was...
If I have to insert like say 100 different values for a particular number
into the working memory.. then as per instructed... that would mean I would
have to do t
I think Chandler wrote:
> (defrule rule1
> ( {< (call ?sb getValue) 5} )
> =>
...
What "defclass" does (as both the manual and the book explain; have
you been reading the manual?) is create a template based on your Java
class; "definstance" creates a fact using this template from your Java
obje
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> (defclass a com.xyz.A )
> (defclass b com.xyz.B )
> (defrule assign
> (a ?type)
>(b ?type)
Note, again, that this rule will never match instances of the
defclasses described above, for reasons previously discussed; and
again, that variables names have n
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I want to write a rule which gets executed when the two bean properties
> match.
> Any idea how to do?
>
Well, for the sake of argument, let's say it's the "name" properties
of a Bean of class Foo, and one of class Bar, and you've defclassed
them
Title: RE: JESS: Java Beans
> If that is the case, why is the listener required in any scenario?
If the bean's properties are changed by your java code, jess needs to know about it. Unless your java code calls Rete#modify(), not likely, your bean will need to inform jess via th
riginal Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: JESS: Java Beans
> I think Brenda K Hamilton wrote:
> > What I need is to have a Java program, may or may not be a bean, load
> > Jess and a set of ru
Title: RE: JESS: Java Beans
> What I need is to have a Java program, may or may not be a
> bean, load Jess and a set of rules and 'pass' some object, a
> DOM document is a good example, and have the rules process
> the object.
The manual has several places where t
I think Brenda K Hamilton wrote:
> What I need is to have a Java program, may or may not be a bean, load
> Jess and a set of rules and 'pass' some object, a DOM document is a good
> example, and have the rules process the object. For a DOM document, the
> processing would take the form of doing a
