Hi,
I am using Jess for writing filtering rules for an
email software.
Assume there are 10,000 users and
each user has his own rule set for message forwarding
and priority setting.
For eg:
If email is recvd on Monday and the user
is Mark then forward it to Marks's work email address and set the subject
as high priority.
In Jess parlance, each user has more than one rule defined.
I would like to know - to make "best use" of Rete efficiency
do we need to assert every rule for each user
in the fact list, so that when a new message comes in
the fact is already asserted and it will go through right away -
this will mean a huge working memory. Or do we strike a balance ?
Well, I am trying to make use of Jess (Rete) in the best possible way
for the above application primarily in terms of "speed" - any suggestions ?
Thanks,
Venkat
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