The most likely explanation is that assertString() is
throwing an exception that is being ignored in your code. Never write
Java catch blocks that look like
catch (JessException je) {}
Always at least include a print statement in the catch block!
If this isn't it, though, show me the -smallest possible, complete
example- the reproduces the problem and we'll go from there.
I think [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Hello Jess Users;
>
> I have written rules in *.clp file. In this file some rules are fired,
> after an assertion is done from Java.
> I have used assertString method defined in Rete.java in myprogram.java.
> But this assert statement is not asserting the fact, and hence subsequent
> rules are not fired.
>
> Any body can help me how to solve this problem.
>
> If I assert initially in *.clp file, then my rules are working fine.
>
> Thank you
> RagJag
>
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