Thanks a lot for the quick and right answer! :-)

Unfortunately this seams not work properly when I try to use the multislot
value like a list.
Trying to read an element of the list, Jess gives me this error:

Message: '<Java-Object:jess.aj>' is JAVA_OBJECT, not  a list.

isn't a Class-defined array still a multislot?

My class is called Relation and its multislot is called  multiplicityFrom,
the following line (taken from a rule) is that one that generate the error:
(Relation (name ?n) (multiplicityFrom ?a $?list))

many thanks again!
Greetings

Davide


2009/5/12 Ernest Friedman-Hill <[email protected]>

> Multislots come from properties of array type -- i.e.,
>
> private int[] ia;
> public int[] getAges() { return ia; }
> public void setAges(int[] ages) { ia = ages; }
>
> Jess most definitely does *not* like working with methods that return or
> accept objects of type jess.Value or jess.ValueVector or their subclasses!
>
>
> On May 12, 2009, at 3:56 AM, Davide Zambon wrote:
>
>  Hi Jess Users,
>>
>> This is my first experience with Jess.
>> I declared my own template as a Java class, every (single) slot works.
>> But I wished also to add some multislots in my template, so I wrote:
>>
>> public void setMymultislot(Value v)
>>    {
>>    }
>>
>>    public Value getMymultislot()
>>    {
>>      return null;
>>    }
>>
>> but Jess don't recognize it at all. It result with an error arguing my
>> template has not a multislot with that name.
>> Where is the problem?
>>
>> Many thanks in advance!
>>
>> Davide Zambon
>>
>
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