I'm reading your question to be "How do I get Jess to read an
'internal file' of Jess code?" In other words, you have a big String,
like the contents of a file, and you want Jess to read it all without
writing it into a file.
The Jess parser class is jess.Jesp. Basically, you'll need to
construct a Jesp object yourself and feed it the data - you could use
a java.io.StringReader. Broadly, it would be something like
StringReader s = new StringReader(myStringOfCommands);
Rete r = new Rete();
Jesp j = new Jesp(s, r);
do {
j.parse(false);
while(s.ready());
I've left out error handling and other niceties, but this is basically
it.
I think chinnaswamy gounder wrote:
> Hi all,
> We do have two ways of referring the rules to
> Rete object.
>
> 1. rete_object.executeCommand (" rule stirng " )
>
> and 2. rete_object.exceutrCommand (" ( batch x.clp)")
>
> Can we combine all the rules of the file x.clp in a
> string and refer to a Rete object?
>
> Thanks and regards.
>
>
> Chinnaswamy
>
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