On Mar 2, 2007, at 5:21 AM, Délio wrote:
Pls i need help on this, im trying do developd a study, about the the
implementation of JESS in C#.net,
i think the only way possible is converting JESS in XML and then
convert XML
to Rule engine suported by C#.net
dont kwon if this is possible
help me if anyone can pls, the finish of my graduation depend on this
You really haven't explained what you're trying to do. I don't know
how "implementation of Jess in C#.net", "use Jess in C#.net", and
"converting JESS in XML and then convert XML to Rule engine suported
by C#.net", could all mean the same thing to you. I guess you're
using that odious IT manager definition of "implement", defining it
to mean something like "use".
But in any case, you might consider using Jess as a "rule server", as
described in chapter 21 of "Jess in Action". Wrap Jess in a simple,
dozen-line server process which accepts Jess code and returns results
just using the Rete.eval() method. You could make it a SOAP server to
make it simple to talk to from C#. For the last one, you might want
to make a cup of tea, sit down, and have a good look at the Jess 7
manual, which describes Jess's support for an XML rule language.
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