I think Satish boggavarapu wrote:
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> Ernest, the explanation you provided regarding slot modification in an
> object system, is that a JESS specific statement? Or can that be applied in
> general? Say for COOL aswell.
I have no idea how COOL is implemented, really; but I'd guess that
COOL objects are rather like CLIPS facts internally, in the same way
that Java Beans are shadowed by Facts in Jess.
>
> If i have java code (Normal java classes as opposed to beans) to represent
> the taxonomy of Network, what are the problems i might face in creating
> COOL/JESS objects out of them.
You'd have to define what you mean by "Jess objects". If you want to
pattern-match on the objects in Jess, they need to be beans.
Is it a good idea to store them in the
> inference engine memory and keep the references in a manager object outside
> and manipulate both from the inference engine and the java world?
>
If they are Beans, this pretty much the whole point; for what other
reason would Jess implement pattern matching on Beans that to allow
matching on objects with independent connections to the outside world?
> Ernest, are there any plans of introducing sliding window timers and
> counters to JESS which can be used on the LHS? Say i want to fire the rule
> when certain patterns match certain number of times in a given time window.
>
No.
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