RE: JESS: using Userfunctions

[sivan k]

I defined a separate client record class then created an instance of it in the userfunction.

Now I am not sure if I am returning it correctly to my Jess program

 

     

      CRecord Client = new CRecord( clientid, name, address );

        

        Value record = new Value(Patient, RU.EXTERNAL_ADDRESS);
         c.setVariable(vv.get(2).variableValue(c), record);
              return record;

 

The error I get is :   'cannot reslove symbol'

                             symbol: constructor value (PRecord, int)

                             location: class jess.Value

                             Value record = new Value(Patient, RU.EXTERNAL_ADDRESS);
                                                   ^

 

jenny

 

Alan Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

To return more than one column value in a single UserFunction#call, you can create a "container" Value object and place all your returned columns into it. For example, your #call method could return:

1) A plain-old-java Iterator/array/Collection, etc. (RU.EXTERNAL_ADDRESS) that contains your columns as plain-old-java-objects.
2) A List (RU.LIST)
3) A multi-slot (RU.MULTISLOT)

If you need to return more than one row per #call, you can have your user function return a row Iterator/Collection (RU.EXTERNAL_ADDRESS) that contains nested columns of Object values.

Or, you can return your JDBC RowSet object as an RU.EXTERNAL_ADDRESS.

alan
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of sivan k
Sent: Tue 3/22/2005 6:24 AM
To: jess-users@sandia.gov
Subjec! t: Re: JESS: using Userfunctions


I am still having problems but I going to sit on it for now (I just hope I am not overlooking something very minor). Meanwhile as I mentioned earlier I want to work with a Mysql database. I have managed to connect to the data base using a Userfunction and insert values in a table.

How would I be able to return multiple values of different types (eg. a client record - client id, name, address etc) to my Jess program without using multiple userfunctions (one for each value) after retrieving the values from the database.

Thanks
Jenny


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I think sivan k wrote:

> Regarding the no such variable text error - I have not used
> ?text variable outside the function if I have understood you
> correctly.

Well, I don't know. I was curious enough to take your code and run it.
It works for me with your "test.java" exactly as shown (adding an
"import jess.! *", of course), and with a few lines of initialization
added to the Jess code. I can select something from the combo box,
press the button, and get that thing printed. Because Jess 7 includes
some changes in how Context works, I tried this with both Jess 6 and
7; it works with both.

Here's my complete Jess program:

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
(load-function test)
(import javax.swing.*)

(defglobal ?*argcombo* = (new JComboBox (create$ A B C)))
(defg! lobal ?*ok* = (new JButton OK))

(bind ?frame (new JFrame))
((?frame getContentPane) add ?*ok* "South")
((?frame getContentPane) add ?*argcombo* "Center")
(?frame pack)
(?frame setVisible TRUE)

(deffunction inputstring (?EVENT)
(bind ?arg (sym-cat (?*argcombo* getSelectedItem)))
(compute ?text ?arg)
(printout t ?text))

(bind ?handler (new jess.awt.ActionListener inputstring(engine)))

(?*ok* addActionLis! tener ?handler)





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