On Jun 24, 2008, at 2:51 PM, Deepak Pol wrote:
Now following are some questions I have:
1. Since the rules defined are being applied to any data, I want the
rules to be created once and shared by different sessions for
different data. For eg there can be a rule which says if total 100
Deepak Pol wrote:
Now following are some questions I have:
1. Since the rules defined are being applied to any data, I want the
rules to be created once and shared by different sessions for
different data. For eg there can be a rule which says if total 100
then return list of users u1, u2 and
On Jun 24, 2008, at 8:53 AM, Peter Lin wrote:
I'm going to disagree that NRL is an anti-pattern.
OK.
It all depends on how you use it.
Agreed... though since I having a tendency to be querolous, I'd
change how to when.
I've successfully designed and built custom business
rule
Hi,
I am trying to parse this .clp file from the documentation.
(deftemplate person (slot firstname) (slot lastname) (slot age))
(defrule welcome-toddlers
Give a special greeting to young children
(person {age 3})
=
(printout t Hello, little one! crlf))
Here my Code:
public static void
the cost versus benefit definitely is an important consideration. In
the past, I built custom languages for privacy rules and regulatory
compliance rules, which are sufficiently narrow.
I definitely wouldn't attempt a DSL for general business rules. That
will most likely result in a nightmare.
On Jun 25, 2008, at 7:12 AM, benders wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to parse this .clp file from the documentation.
You've already parsed it with the parseExpression line. I'm not sure
what you're trying to do after that, but it's not parsing. Just
examining the data structures for the rule? If
You have to determine the class of a ConditionalElement (this is an
interface for things common to Pattern, Group and Accumulate. If it is a
Pattern, you proceed by iterating over the tests, either thos in a
particular slot or over all.
Add this after your println:
if( e instanceof Pattern ){
Hi,
Just letting everybody know that I have the problem again...
Eclipse EE + Jess 71RC1 + Subclipse = random crash on save
Don't know if Subclipse brings anything new, though...
Cheers,
Henrique
Jason Morris wrote:
Hi Henrique,
I just did the same thing since I was crashing Eclipse
Hi Henrique ,
I know. :-) Mine still does it too. I guess all the other Jess users just
aren't doing it right. :-D
I use the latest stable Subversive plugin for my SVN, but that doesn't seem
to affect stability. What does is when I try to run Jess on an Eclipse
install that has the
I definitely believe you, I just don't know how to proceed. Any stack
traces or other info about a hung Eclipse instance would be most
welcome.
On Jun 25, 2008, at 12:00 PM, Jason Morris wrote:
Hi Henrique ,
I know. :-) Mine still does it too. I guess all the other Jess
users just
Hi
It's been more than a month for me trying frustaingly to install the JessDE
on Eclipse but they all failed. To install JessDE, I've downloaded
both the Eclipse Classic 3.4 and the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
from the Eclipse website, then saved them both on my desktop, installed and
ran
Hi Seyed,
I've personally not tried JESS in 3.4 yet. (it get's officially released
today), however i wouldn't expect any major problems due to backward
compatibility.
Please could you go into help-software updates - manage configuration.
You should have 3 buttons, that show various groups in
Hi Seyed,
It's been more than a month for me trying frustaingly to install the
JessDE on Eclipse but they all failed.
Hers is another thing that you may want to try:
You said that you installed Eclipse to the Windows Desktop. Typically, the
DOS path to the desktop looks like:
C:\Documents and
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