Re: Production Web Applications in Prolog

Hi Lyn

Please, hint the URL to get your updated interface source, if it's
available !
I remember I've seen it, but I'm unable to find now !!

bye Carlo


2013/8/20 Lyn Matten <[email protected]>

> Hi,
>
> i´m also thinking of using prolog in combination with a web application.
> The plan here is to check redundant paths (and some more stuff) within a
> meshed wireless network. But as far is i understood from discussion on this
> list, most of the people here using swi-prolog to also generate the web
> code itself.
>
> Because i have not even had a look into the swi-prolog http predicates
> etc. i was just wondering what would be the benefit from this. From my
> point of view i would like to have an interface to prolog from php, jquery
> etc to generate the information, hand it over to prolog do do some checks
> and calculations, take over the results from prolog to php, jquery etc and
> than will proceed with the result information. (As i already have done with
> the c# interface from Uwe Lesta).
>
> Next thing is, that on most commercial hosting environments (at least in
> germany where i pretty well know) you cannot install a prolog on the
> webserver because you normally do not have root access. Therefore a more
> simple implementation in an web application would be much of help and mybe
> used by more developers.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Lyn
>
> Am 18.08.2013 um 18:18 schrieb Anne Ogborn <[email protected]>:
>
> > I'm prepping my talk for strangeloop.
> >
> > I'm forever being challenged by programmers with 'does anybody actually
> use this stuff?'
> >
> > I *know*, from the interest on this list when web 'stuff' comes up, that
> many of you are writing
> > web applications in SWI-Prolog.  But the list of applications I actually
> know about is fairly short.
> >
> > Here's the list I know about:
> > * SecuritEase - Australian stock settlement site. Uses YAP and the SWI
> http libs, I believe
> > * swi-prolog.org
> > * cliopatria's dashboard
> > * RLa's blog
> > * Pengine
> > * The installer for Cogbot
> > * UH HHP quiz system
> > * UH HHP Virtual administrative website
> > * http://videogames.pricecharting.com/  apparently is on some version
> of Prolog
> > * http://www.pathwayslms.com:19049/index.htm     geohashing application
> >
> > Of these 10, 2 are by the VNU crew, 4 are by me, and a couple are dodgy
> (in that I'm not totally sure
> > what they're in, I'm inferring). I'm sure some of you out there must be
> actually writing something!
> >
> > SURELY this list isn't exhaustive.  So I'm pleading for help to find
> more examples.
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