JESS: persistent storage of facts and rules

is serializable, is this feature used often? cheers , matt -- Matthew Hutchinson Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of Spatial SciencesCurtin University of TechnologyGPO Box U1987Perth, Western Australia 6845Visiting Researcher Department of Geography and PlanningUniversity of AkronAkron, Ohio USA

JESS: Which comes first, the chicken or the rule?

Hi everyone, Just a conceptual question... since starting with Jess, it always seemed to me generally you have the rules established first, then load in facts which in turn trigger these rules. No problems there. But is it proper to consider having the facts already in memory and *then* adding

JESS: So lame, and so sorry - disregard last post

Hi again, Just worked out my own answer. I just needed to add a defclass line to my clp file, so it knew about the class! (defclass newAddress Address) ;; new line of code (defrule complete-address (newAddress (locality ~nil) (number ~nil) (postCode ~nil) (state ~nil) (streetName ~nil) ) =

JESS: Loading rules from file that relate to javabeans

G'day everyone, I'm looking to create a java object, and monitor this via its javabeans compatibility. Then if the object's properties meet certain criteria, then a rule fires. I have done this with no problems using the Jess command line, but am now interested in doing the equivalent via the

Re: JESS: New to JESS

Hi, having just started using Eclipse myself, I would suggest: - making sure you unzipped all the correct plugins into the correct directory - make sure you create a new *java* project in eclipse, not any other type cheers, Matt On 10/10/05, nikita berdikov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,

JESS: Jess machine learning

Hi everyone, After previous discussions I have gone off and read about machine learning. There's a lot to absorb, but my question relates to Jess because I need to know what is the correct ML term for rules creating rules? Also, has anyone on the list had much experience with creating rules from