I'd like to use a standard rules language and than translate the rules
written using these language into Jess facts.I read i can do it using
sweetrules. But if i use sweetrules to translate a swrl or ruleml rule
into a jess fact can i handle builtin of this semantic web rules
language or aren't
I think Negoita, Cristian wrote:
Hi *,
I'm considering implementing the Accelerator interface, to try to make
my rules to run faster.
Unfortunantely I didn't found out documentation about it, how to do, a
sample, and so on...
Maybe someone can point out some resources about this subject.
I think Massimo Esposito wrote:
But if i use sweetrules to translate a swrl or ruleml rule
into a jess fact can i handle builtin of this semantic web rules
language or aren't these supported by sweetrules or by jess?
Thanks a lot in advance.
I assume you mean you want to translate rules
What I tend to do is to write a specific function to handle cases
where a rule uses numerous nested functions. This way, it's reusable
and avoid using the accelerator.
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I think Negoita, Cristian wrote:
Hi *,
I'm considering
Yes i mean jess rules. But why do you say that i loose information?I
read that a lot of tools translate owl ontologies into jess facts and
swrl or ruleml rules into jess rules and than uses jess as inference
engine with good results.
For this reason i'd like do the same thing. But you have
I think Massimo Esposito wrote:
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Yes i mean jess rules. But why do you say that i loose information?I
read that a lot of tools translate owl ontologies into jess facts and
swrl or ruleml rules into jess rules and than uses jess as inference
Hi,
I am using Jess 6.1p8. I have a dynamic definstance that is logically
supported by another deftemplate fact. When I modified the supporting fact, I
found that the definstance was not retracted. (I have "watch all"
on.) However, if I modify my rule so that the supported definstance
This is likely a problem with objects with mutable hash codes. There
are a number of different issues that can come up in Jess 6 that are
related to this. Jess 7 includes an important architectural change
that deals with all of these issues, so upgrading would be one
approach to investigating the
