While I have been programming in CLIPS for several years (embedding CLIPS
in a C-language based decision support program), I am new to JESS and Java
programming.
I would like to create a Web-based interface to a CLIPS routine that would
behave as follows:
1. The user would open a Web page containing a form. The user would fill in
the form with several pieces of information (e.g., drug name and the
patient's weight and age), then press Submit
2. The values from the form would then be loaded as deffacts into a CLIPS
module that would include several rules that would calculate say the normal
dose for the drug for this patient (using other deffact constructs about
the drug)
3. The output of the CLIPS module would then be displayed in either another
Web page or on the same page as the original form
I have created a simple CLIPS file that does this, using simple user input
commands (very much like the "sticks" example code that was included when I
downloaded the JESS 4.1 files) and embedded it in a web page as a Java
applet. While it does the job, I would like to have a more "elegant" user
interface. Once I build the framework, I can then incorporate other rules
for different decision support processes.
Has anyone developed such an application using JESS? If so, would you be
willing to share your code with me? I have several years experience in
building web pages and using the HTML language, but this is my first entry
into bringing CLIPS and HTML together.
Thank you for your help and consideration,
Marvin Pankaskie
School of Pharmacy
University of Pittsburgh
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