Try this JADE example: http://jade.tilab.com/doc/examples/Jess.html
vijay mago wrote:
Hello
Can anyone help me in integtating a JESS based expert
system with JADE Agents.Tutorial would be of great
help.
Vijay
--- Marek Pawlowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to ask about a qu
Jess's simple I/O router system is a copy of the one in CLIPS. It's
sufficient for some situations, but not for others. This is really not
at all a serious problem because for those other situations there are
at least two choices: write some code in Java and call it from Jess,
or write the code in
G'day everyone,
I've looked through the Jess book, but couldn't find the answer to this
question: if I have several rules that activate when a particular fact
is asserted, how do I ensure only the first relevant (i.e. in the order
I defined them) rule is fired? Salience seemed like overkill for th
I am having a strange problem. I am getting the following error (debug
included). The populate-last-travel-day rule fires based on the presence of
facf-5 (among others). The error is thrown in the rule body where I try to
modify f-5. I am not sure how the fact cannot be in working memory as the
Most likely the problem is that some of your classes (perhaps
com.ngc.dts.domain.common.PerDiemEntitlement) have mutable hash codes,
making them unsuitable for use as keys in a hash table (try using one
of these objects as a key in a HashMap, change the values of some
properties, then try to look
Problem solved, sort of. I'd added an implementation of hashCode() to the
PerDiemEntitlement class. removing it seems to address the problem, but not
sure why
On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 11:49:55 -0500, erich.oliphant wrote
> I am having a strange problem. I am getting the following error (debug
> inc
