I guess my suggestions in decreasing order of preference would be:
1. Use sockets
2. Rewrite the C/C++ code in Java
3. Use JNI
Which one works best depends on the condition and amount of existing C/C++ code,
whether you can set up the C/C++ as a separate process, amount of data passed back
and forth, etc. etc.
tnx
Alanl
"Manoj Kumar T.C." wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am starting to develop an Expert System for Protein
> formulation using JESS, for my PhD thesis. But i find
> that i'll need to couple my system with several tools
> that r coded in c\c++.
>
> Will it be easy to couple c\c++ code with Jess??
>
> can anyone help me out?
>
> truly,
>
> manoj
>
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