Thomas & Co,

   thank you for the quick response -- I did, indeed, have my head where the sun doesn't shine.  Arghh !!

Alanl
 

Thomas Barnekow wrote:

 
Hi!

You have to use the definstance command in order to create a (shadow) fact representing your bean. Here is an appropriate Java method that does this job:

  /**
   * Rete Engine
   */
  private Rete rete = new Rete();

  ...

  /**
   * definstance of object that supports <i>PropertyChangeListener</i>s
   */
  public void definstance(String className, Object bean)
    throws JessException
  {
    Funcall f = new Funcall("definstance", rete);
    f.add(new Value(className, RU.ATOM));
    f.add(new Value(bean));
    f.execute(rete.getGlobalContext());
  }
 

Greetings

Thomas

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16.03.00 20:04
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        Subject:        JESS: A problem with the OBJECT slot (?)

 

I'm using 5.0 (_very_ nice job, Ernest) and I seem to be running into a
problem. I have a java bean -- B, and I defclass it:
(defclass C B dynamic). I then have a user function which creates a
fact, sets some slot values and asserts it:

              f = new Fact("C", engine)
              f.setSlotValue(..)
              f.setSlotValue(..)
              engine.assert(f)

So fas so good. In a rule set I acquire the fact ID for the asserted
fact. All the slots are there with all the right values except slot
OBJECT, which I thought should be a pointer back to the underlying
instance of  B. However, for some reason it is the atom 'nill'
( I'm accesing it using (fact-slot-value (integer ?fid) OBJECT)).

Am I doing something obviously wrong?

Tnx
Alanl
 
 

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