On Mar 18, 2007, at 10:43 PM, ricktee wrote:
(store FOOTWEAR (user-footwear (ident soccer-boots))) )
This line will throw an exception when you run it, because you're
calling a (non-existent) function "user-footwear" and passing the
result of a call to (another non-existent function) "ident" as an
argument.
If you want to fetch the symbol "soccer-boots", then that's what you
should store:
(store FOOTWEAR soccer-boots)
Then in Java,
String footwear = engine.fetch("FOOTWEAR").stringValue(null);
or perhaps just
String footwear = engine.fetch("FOOTWEAR").toString();
(of course, either of these will give a NullPointerException in the
case where there's no recommendation at all, so be careful.)
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