From my experience if X is java.lang.String this may mean that you need import statements in jess, like:
(import java.util.*)
If Jess can not find class, it treats first argument to call as an instance of java.lang.String class.
Otherwise may be scope issue (private, public protected, ...)
Dusan Sormaz
At 02:33 PM 5/4/2004 +0200, you wrote:
Hello,
I`ve the following problem. In want to use a method of a class in jess. this is no problem with the main-method. I`ve a method called getBack for example. In Java there is no problem. when i try to use the method in jess, the following error message appears.
what is my mistake?
no method named ... found in class X
It is the correct class. but the method is not found?
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