If you are running on a multiprocessor box, is there a way to get Jess to
break into threads to work in parallel?

I mean if two rules are driven by the same assertion, why not run them in
parallel?  

Can Jess load balance rule processing across multiple threads/CPUs?

-Alex

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On Thu, 13 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Jess doesn't create any threads of its own (except for an I/O flushing
> thread if multi-threaded I/O is set, and some process I/O readers from
> the (system) command. ) run() doesn't return until no more rules are
> firing. Whatever you're observing, it isn't that you need to do
> something special to wait for Jess to stop running. 
> 
> Now, other events can happen in the engine when it is not running. For
> instance, if you've got definstanced Beans with properties being
> changed in other Threads, facts will be modified in Jess without any
> direct action from your main program.
> 
> 
> I think Weihua Zhou wrote:
> > hi, there, I got a wired problem with JESS. in my java program, I set
> > rete engine to run. but it seems to me that JESS is running with my java
> > program paralelly, which means sometimes my java program won't wait jess
> > to finish and just go ahead. how can I let my java program wait until
> > jess is finished? any hint? thanks a lot. urgent! please reply to my
> > email directly.
> > 
> > David
> 
> 
> 
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