My use of XML with JESS is about two years ago. I also
suggested that using XML with JESS was important, but the
community was not too interested.
I have made several toy applications. In one, using
the freely available IBM AlphaWorks XML Parser (deriving from
w3c, pieced out with IBM additions.), I created a SAX parser
which entered new facts upon ecountering parsed ELEMENTS. When
the end of the document is encountered, an inference is made.
The task was to check the validity of a document, produced in
a simplified dialect of SGML, which has no trouble being read
as XML. So you see it was simplified from some more real-world
situations, although it was real-world.
Somewhat later, the work was stopped because the containing project
took a different direction. At that time I was deepening this to
produce good messages as to what was wrong.
Today, to do the same job, I would also condider using XSLT as a
set of document rewriting rules, but XSLT was not availale then.
I am not claiming that I would not use JESS to do the same job
today, but the conclusion was foregone at that time.
Daniel B. Davis
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At 09:57 AM 10/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Does anyone have any current information about using XML with JESS?
>
>thanks
>
>Todd M. Reith
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