I have a MainInJava program that call the following method (the batched file
contains defclasses (for the beans) and some rules).
private static void postSignalProcessor(Event event, Subject subject) throws
JessException {
Rete rete = new Rete();
// Read in the rules
The following code is a defquery that is not doing anything; I expected a
printout of a condition code of 1091 - the one that is part of the
defclass (and thence a definstance executed from within a
Java program)) declared as:
(defclass event com.phs3.data.ojb.EventImpl )
I know event has
think Michael Knapik wrote:
So when does the agenda have all 5 rules in it such that it can be
managed
accordingly?
The agenda is a to-do list. It is an ordered list of rules that have
been activated but not yet fired. Properly, it's not a list of rules
at all; it's a list of {rule, token
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Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: JESS: Jess agenda function
I think Michael Knapik wrote:
So when does the agenda have all 5 rules in it such that it can be
managed
accordingly?
The agenda
The book Jess In Action is about the closest thing to a tutorial I have
seen. I recommend it.
Author: Ernest Friedman-Hill - the creator of JESS
You can buy it at Amazon.com or http://www.manning.com/friedman-hill/
Regards,
Michael D Knapik
Software Architect, Analyst, Author
The following Jess code (after the # is in a batch
file excuted from within the following snippet of a Java program
(postSignalProcessor is called from the Java Main.) The first rule merely
prints out a couple of the shadow facts' slot values. The second rule I
attempt
crlf)
produces
Event 100017 has a condition code: 1008
which is the original value.
?
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Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: JESS: Problem updating shadow fact data
I think Michael Knapik wrote
