What's the possibility of some sort of rule translator for Jess. One of the
reasons for using a rule engine in a typical business app is to separate the
business rules from the rest of the application so non programmers can work
with the rules. (Although in my experience we end up with
Hello everybody,
I want to define a rule that makes the difference between the year of the
current date and the year from a slot in my ontology.
Is there a function that gets the current date or the year from the current
date?
I am looking forward for your answer.
Best regards,
Ana
Looks like someone is working on integrating Jess with Drools. Looks like you
can write rules in spanish and french too! No wonder it's an elephant.
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Hi,
In the following code, the buy-car rule should not fire. It does not fire
in Jess 7.0, but it fires in Jess71p2. Is there an issue with the 'or'
condition causing the 'test' to succeed incorrectly in 7.1?
Thanks,
Tony
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(deftemplate car ( slot price) )
(deffunction get-false()
hello.
i'm nadhirah...right now, i'm learning how to create a rules using jess and
manipulate the ontology using jess rule...i am learning it by studying te
jesstab tutorial by mr henrik eriksson..
the problem is , when i follow exactly what the tutorial teach us, i got
lots of error...i figure
Yes, this is a bug in Jess 7.1p2. Any test CE can always be
rewritten by simply attaching the condition to the previous CE;
equivalently, you could rewrite this rule by putting the test before
the or.
On Aug 23, 2010, at 10:36 AM, tony.n.tar...@us.hsbc.com wrote:
Hi,
In the following
The java.util.Calendar class is available for this purpose.
On Aug 24, 2010, at 12:08 PM, ANA TANASESCU wrote:
Hello everybody,
I want to define a rule that makes the difference between the year
of the current date and the year from a slot in my ontology.
Is there a function that gets the
Be careful to distinguish RuleML, which is a proposed standard rule
language, from JessML, which is an XML-based rule format natively
supported by Jess. The point of JessML, really, is that it's easier to
manipulate XML than the Lisp-like Jess rule language in code, so if
you want to write
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