Hi
I'm testing a JADE agent integrated with Jess by using the
"BasicJessBehaviour" provided by the JADE platform.
My testing environment consists of 2 agents : agent A and agent B wich
includes the Jess engine. Agent A is sending 3 messages to agent B. Agent B uses
the rules from the file
I just updated from 70a4 to 70b3. During compile of Jess 70b3 in Eclipse, I
receive the following error in MethodNameComparator.java:
The method compareTo(String) in the type String is not applicable for the
arguments (Object)
I looked at the source files and noted the following differences:
I think Semmel, Glenn S wrote:
I looked at the source files and noted the following differences:
70b3's compare() ends with:
return ((String) o1).compareTo(o2);
Whereas 70a4's compare ends with:
return ((String) o1).compareTo((String) o2);
Interesting! If you look at the
I am reading the Jess in Action book and noticed that it lists
exists as a Jess' CEs but I could not find it in the online doc for
version 6.1.
What's the best way to test that a fact doesn't exist?
The fact would be (tick 23) for example when it exists. I want to
initialize it if it doesn't
I think Fred Janon wrote:
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I am reading the Jess in Action book and noticed that it lists
exists as a Jess' CEs but I could not find it in the online doc for
version 6.1.
It's here, in chapter 2:
