Hello everyone,
For my trainee-graduation-project i implemented Jess as a reasoner in a
home-security/automation system. Now, part of the final phase of my
assignment is to define a few new graduation-assignments for a follow-up
trainee project.
Now, i was wondering. Is there anything such as a
Looking at the Jess Manual's Reference section, you can see the
distinctions between (a) Jess Constructs and (b) Jess functions.
(a) I can imagine that designing templates and left hand sides (for
rules and queries) graphically could be nice to have. Graphics for
templates would be very similar
Here's my 2 cents on visual rule programming.
Building a visual programming tool for rules is feasible, but it
depends on the scope. Take lego mindstorm for example. It uses icons
to denote an action or sensor, when the program is load on the
mindstorm control, it's converted to executable code.
Hi Ivo,
I tend agree with Peter and Wolfgang that a Delphi-like or Visual
Basic-like, drag-and-drop visual builder tool for general rule programming
is not really needed -- besides, it's never going to be as comprehensive as
simply writing raw code.
However, what about tools that would assist
Hello,
although it is not specific for Jess, this visual tool for rule modeling
seems to be currently in development:
Strelka - A Visual Rule Modeling Tool
http://oxygen.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/rewerse-i1/?q=node/46
The manual says that Jess code can be generated. Maybe some of its
authors
