Re: Production Web Applications in Prolog

Hi Carlo,

at the moment the project is pausing because i did not have enough time. But maybe with Pengine i could give it another try and than i will place it on a website.

Kind Regards

Am 20.08.2013 um 10:44 schrieb Carlo Capelli <[email protected]>:

> 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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