On Jan 10, 2011, at 5:52 AM, nikos erinis wrote:
What I want to do is to separate classes with the same properties,
so I defined a query.
The thing is that I get back a "Java List" that I have no access to.
So there is my question:
How can I access the list so I can use some objects (instances) of
the list?
What sort of query, now? In Jess, or in Protege?
If it's something in Protege that returns a real java.util.List, then
you could print out theList.get(0).getClass().getName() to find out
what the list elements are. But I'm not sure what the difficulty is
that you're having.
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