Especially obvious since it is clearly stated in Jess in Action.
Need to re-read it!
On Jul 22, 2006, at 4:35 PM, mdean77 wrote:
Very clear, thanks. Seems obvious in retrospect that Jess would
use the JVM classpath (not in Eclipse, but I do understand the
problems there.)
On Jul 22,
Hi,
I know that in general, trying to impose order in the rulebase is a Very Bad
Thing. However, I have a situation where we have an existing rule base that
updates some java objects. We have a new requirement, whereby if a flag is
set some of these objects may need to have the previously set
Hi,
I've done something similar by using the focus stack.
If you have two different modules (say M1 and M2) each with a set of
rules, you can do something like
(focus M1) (focus M2)
(run)
Rules from M2 will fire, and when that module is done rules from M1 will
fire.
Henrique
Still on vacation (just married off my son) but will be at work for a day or
2 this week. I have a solution and will try to implement it during this time.
Something changed in Jess in some recent revision I believe so that the
property changes no longer work as expected. FuzzyJess relied on
