Dear all, I am trying to put together a rule-based reasoner with the facts coming from an XML file. From what I've been able to read about fact construction, facts are not designed to hold the heavily nested tree structure in an XML file. However, I need to know which branches components belong to. Has anyone else had to do anything like this and, if so, what tips could you give for constructing the facts? I've attached a template file similar to the one I'll need to work with. Yours, Pete Frederick Mr Peter Frederick, Research Scientist, British Maritime Technology, Orlando House, 1, Waldegrave Rd, Teddington, TW11 8LZ Tel: 0044 (0) 208 943 5544 extn 217 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Request> <CommercialRequirements Price="0" DeliveryDate="" PaymentDate="" Discount="0" /> <TechnicalRequirements> <Area MaxTemp="0" MinTemp="0" Aggressive="false" Humid="false" Vibrating="false" Explosive="false"> <Supervision> <Computer PCType="Industrial" Processor="P3 800" RAM="0" HardDisk="0" SupplyVoltage="0" IP="0" OperatingSystem="Windows 2000" /> <Printer PrintMethod="Inkjet" Colour="false" Network="false" OperatingSystem="Windows 2000" /> </Supervision> <Control /> <Aquisition> <Cable CableLength="0.0" CableType="" /> </Aquisition> <Devices /> </Area> </TechnicalRequirements></Request>
