But if Jess already has a Java API to access Jess constructs, is it not
a waist of time to parse JessML? JAXB would create another API to access
JessML content objects!
Again, do you not recommend the use of Jess API to access the structure
of Jess rules?
Another way of looking at my goal would
On Jun 15, 2007, at 6:33 AM, Henrique Lopes Cardoso wrote:
But if Jess already has a Java API to access Jess constructs, is it
not
a waist of time to parse JessML? JAXB would create another API to
access
JessML content objects!
Yes, but it would be a *stable* API.
Again, do you not
Hi,
I am trying to browse, through the Java API, the contents of a rule, to
check when it might be applicable by inspecting its LHS. This is
supposed to be done before running the Rete engine, not during (i.e., I
do not want to look for activations, or run-time pattern matches...).
I started with
On Jun 14, 2007, at 1:12 PM, Henrique Lopes Cardoso wrote:
1. Is this the only approach to do what I want, or is there an
easier way?
You might try parsing JessML and working with that; you could use
JAXB to create classes representing XML elements.
2. Are those classes undocumented
