Hi Om, and hi everyone who's interested in Jess-EJB integration!
I'm sorry for merely getting answers out of the list without
contributing by myself. The simple reason for that is I didn't make many
experiences to share so far :-)
To be more precise: So far I didn`t have time to try full EJB
integration. Greg Ball sent an answer to the list basically saying he
integrated the jess engine by putting it into it's own session bean. I
think that's the straightforward and flexible approach to take when you
are looking for an way to call jess from any bean in an EJB environment.
Thanks, Greg, for your helpful ideas.
However, so far I restrained myself to integrate jess into a single
bean. In my toy example I'm calling jess from a session bean doing a
search over a list of articles (or any other java class). The idea is to
code all the search logic in jess so the user will be able to implement
his own search strategies by stating new rules. The interface between
java and jess is very relaxed (a list of objects to search in, and two
strings to state the search parameters), so by tuning the rules and
maybe some GUI code at the user front end one could change the search
behavior without touching Java.
Sorry I can't help any more,
Rainer
Om Lal wrote:
>
> Rainer:
>
> Were you able to integrate Jess into the EJB environment?
> If you have, can you share your experience, methods, and/or code with me?
>
> Thanks
> Om
>
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