> Are there any tools out there to parse JESS facts/rules into
> and out of
> XML? I've tracked down some old archive info, and Dave
> Carlson appears to
> have done considerable work in this area.
> Does anyone know what became of Dave and his company, Ontogenics?
> Any info or links would be appreciated :-)
See http://www.ontogenics.com
I have used the technique he posted to this list (I changed the xml4j usage
to DOM) and it works. The basic problem with this approach is that the
*attributes* of node elements are not easily pattern matched without some
syntatic contortions (lots of node.getAttribute() calls inside (test)
patterns.
Ideally, you would use an XML to Bean mapping tool (such as those proposed
by Sun and others) which generate bean instances from XML
elements/attributes automatically.
>
> I know this has come up before but it's been a while and with
> the popularity
> of JESS, new stuff appears all the time--
> are there any Rule Editor GUIs for JESS to either purchase or
> license source
> code?
There are some existing products and I (for very good reasons) suspect there
to be more on the way ;-D
alan
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