Proteus seems to have a dependency on Jess, the Rete engine from Sandia Lab. As
far as my knowledge goes, which is outdated, Jess is not FOSS, may be free for
academics.
If I am not mistaken, you can still release Proteus as FOSS without Jess.
balu raman, msee., ccp
ryder brook pediatrics
Balu,
Good Sleuthing!
Yes, Jess will NOT be distributed with the open source version. We have
replaced Jess based inference tool with BeanShell based inference tool. This
will come with a rule editing tool (Greed) which converts the specified
rules into Java code. Since Proteus Inference tools
Hi Hemant Bhayya,
Thanks.
I can't wait to try out Proteus.
- balu
Hemant Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Balu,
Good Sleuthing!
Yes, Jess will NOT be distributed with the open source version. We have
replaced Jess based inference tool with BeanShell based inference
I do too!
Nandalal Gunaratne MS FRCS MRACS
--- Fred Trotter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your application is sounding more and more
exciting!! I look forward to your
release!
-FT
On Dec 19, 2007 8:37 AM, Hemant Shah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Balu,
Good Sleuthing!
Yes, Jess will
The VistA Community Meeting agenda is filling out nicely
(http://www.worldvista.org/Conferences/16th-vista-community-meeting),
and starting to take on some semblance of firmness. We are especially
fortunate that George Timson, the author of Fileman, VistA's own
database management system,
