I think Michael Knapik wrote:
>
> Funcall f = new Funcall("definstance", rete);
>
> f.add(new Value("event", RU.ATOM));
>
> f.add(new Value(e));
>
> f.execute(rete.getGlobalContext());
I know that there's an example in the Jess 6.1 manual that shows how
to call "definstance" this way, but there's also a definstance()
method in the Rete class which is much more convenient to use.
>
> rete.executeCommand("(facts)");
>
The only thing I can think of is that you've defined one or more of
your own defmodules, but there are no facts that belong to the
defmodule that is the current module when (facts) is called. By
default, (facts) reports only the facts in the current module
(usually, the current module is the last one to be defined); you can
supply an argument (a module name, or "*" for "all") to change what
gets reported.
If you haven't defined any defmodules, and you're sure that this exact
code is really being executed, then I'm utterly stumped.
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