Hello,
I am using Jess in a multithreaded environment. My facts are mostly
Java objects asserted with deffact, and the right side of rules is
usually a single call to a Java method that might add/remove facts.
I need to understand how Jess works in a multithreaded environment. I
seem to
I think Henrique Lopes Cardoso wrote:
(defrule r1
?x - (foo)
=
(bind ?string (implode$ ?x)) ;; IS THERE A WAY OF DOING THIS?
?x is a jess.Fact object. You can call any of the methods of jess.Fact
on it -- including toString() and toStringWithParens(), one of which
I think Florian Fischer wrote:
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Hello,
I am using Jess in a multithreaded environment...
I need to understand how Jess works in a multithreaded environment.
Is the following description correct?
- One lock is on all the data (facts,
Ernest,
Thanks for your description of locks, the part of values and bindings
and fact-slot-value references are of interest.
I have 2 cases where rules use the fact-slot-value method, and based
upon the original postings multithreaded use case, are these uses thread
safe or could the value of
Ultimately, of course, a Fact is an array, with one element for
each slot. When you compile a rule, the rule compiler will look up the
names of any slots that are mentioned, and it's the index of the slot
that gets compiled into the rule.
On the other hand, fact-slot-value is a function that has
