I think Scott Moss wrote:
> The setter and getter are:
>
> public void setAttributedemands(ValueVector attributes) {
> attributedemands = attributes;
> }
>
> public ValueVector getAttributedemands() {
> return attributedemands;
> }
>
Don't define JavaBean properties of type jess.Value or
jess.ValueVector; they won't work with Jess. Similarly, don't define
methods which accept Value or ValueVector objects as arguments or
return these types and then try to call them reflectively; it
generally won't work as you'd like.
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Sandia National Labs FAX: (925) 294-2234
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