Hello:
I have an application that needs to run 24x7. As the data for the different
object attributes change within the application, I want to be able to fire
the rules that are affected by the changed data.
I was looking at the pump-tank example. In there I saw that rules are fired
within a while loop at a fixed interval:
while (t.isIntact()){
rete.executeCommand("(run 1)");
}
Q1. Is there a way to make Jess automatically fire rules whenever data
changes for a given object(s) attribute(s)?
Q2. What are the performance hits (if any) between hard coding the Jess
rules in a Java application and reading them from a script at runtime?
Q3. I read in a past PCAI magazine that some one had developed a high level
rule editor that works with Jess and other rule engines. Does any one have a
reference to this product or have experience with similar products.
Thanks in advance,
Vicken Kasparian
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