One thing you can look at to get a better idea at what is being used is the
-Xrunhprof Java option to get profiling information. I have used this for
other plug-in work but not against the JessDE yet.
To get help run this:
- java -Xrunhprof:help
For example, to start Eclipse with profiling
I forgot to mention this article that does a good job of describing hprof
results.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2001/jw-1207-hprof.html
One thing you can look at to get a better idea at what is being used is the
-Xrunhprof Java option to get profiling information. I have
I think that PierceJ wrote:
It appears I must first call Rete.defclass(...) BEFORE loading the rules
file. What I am seeing
I wanted to confirm the behavior I am seeing when loading a rules file
which references a fact that I am creating from Java, but is being created
after the rules file is loaded. It appears I must first call
Rete.defclass(...) BEFORE loading the rules file. What I am seeing is a
deftemplate
We are designing a Java program (multi-threaded) that monitors for critical
system events and would like to possibly use Jess. We can't afford to end
the program whenever the user wants to change the rules. We want to be
sure we don't miss any activations by having to take down the engine,
I am new to Jess and am wondering where is the definitive list of features
coming in the next release (Charlemagne) of Jess including info on the IDE?
I have searched through the past posting and found this reference. Is this
it?
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06534.html
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