Re: JESS: JESS API

2006-06-28 Thread friedman_hill ernest j

That would be the jess.Jesp class.

I think nicolae oana wrote:
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 Hello,
 
 I newbie in Jess and I need a parser for jess to Java Objects. 
 Please tell me if something like this exist or not.
 
 Thanks.
 



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Re: JESS: JESS API

2006-06-28 Thread nicolae oana
Thanks a lot.

friedman_hill ernest j [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
That would be the jess.Jesp class.

I think nicolae oana wrote:
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
 Hello,
 
 I newbie in Jess and I need a parser for jess to Java Objects. 
 Please tell me if something like this exist or not.
 
 Thanks.
 



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Advanced Software Research  Phone: (925) 294-2154
Sandia National LabsFAX:   (925) 294-2234
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Livermore, CA 94550 http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov

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Re: JESS: JessDE and Java

2006-06-28 Thread James Owen




Thanks - I'll try that tomorrow when I get back to the office. Jess
wasn't able to find the Java classes and then someone found an old
email and said that I was spinning my wheels since it would never
work. So, now that I know it really IS supposed to work, I'll make it
work. :-)


SDG
jco

friedman_hill ernest j wrote:

  I think James Owen wrote:
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I "think" that one of the older emails (about November 2005) said that 
we could NOT integrate Jess with Java.  Is that correct and does it 
still apply to the latest editions.  That one is kind of giving me fits 
right now.  I thought it was my mistake until one of my co-workers 
pointed out the old email. 

  
  
What's that now? The JessDE *expects* you to be integrating Jess with
Java, so much so that it requires that the projects in which you keep
your Jess code be Eclipse Java projects. What are you having a problem
with exactly?

The only thing I can think of that you might mean is
debugging. Eclipse doesn't offer a cross-language debugging framework,
so the JessDE debugger doesn't integrate with the Java debugger; you
can either debug only Java code, or only Jess code, at one time. You
can't step from one into the other.




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