The jess.Main class gives a neat initialization if one need a command line
interface, embedded or not in a java program.
In my case, I don't need a command line interface but I need to call several
rete.executeCommand before starting the engine and then I call run command
iteratively. So I guess a Main class won't be of any help for me in this case.
I'd better initialize things like you do in Main.initialize() within my Java
code.
Is there any better solution ?
Olivier Causse
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:
> (facts) is now implemented in Jess code in the script library
> (jess/scriptlib.clp). This is mentioned in the manual, but the manual
> doesn't yet describe the need to load this library if you're embedding
> Jess in your own Java program. See the method jess.Main.initialize()
> for the current correct initialization sequence. You are encouraged to
> use this class rather than cutting and pasting the code.
>
> new Main(new String[] {}, rete);
>
> gives you everything you do above, and more. One of the neat things
> that Main.initialize() does is install an event handler so that if the
> Rete engine executes (cl;ear),the script library is
> reloaded. Otherwise it would make these functions (bing Jess
> deffunctions) disappear.
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