Re: JESS: Retrieve Variable from Jess to Java

"Wolfgang Laun" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.jess
Message-ID <22097_1290963659_oASGwrCc027813_AANLkTinVHBfxJZ7+y_p7kRzzEGX56qd+LZ8oQzDXRtW-@mail.gmail.com>
Perhaps you can also employ the mechanism using Rete.fetch()/store()
and (fetch)/(store).

Also, Rete.getObjects( Filter filter) is a "raw" way of accessing the
Working Memory.

But I concur with Ernest: there's no rule, so it's not cool ;-)
-W


On 26 November 2010 08:22, alvin0618 <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> How i do retrieve the facts' values from Jess to Java? I have read some
> example, they're just using printout t for displaying the message from Jess
> instead of showing assign into a variable. Could someone can show one
> example as the condition at below.
>
> JESS part:
>
> (deftemplate person (slot firstName) (slot lastName) (slot age))
>
> (assert (person (firstName Fred) (lastName Smith) (age 19)))
>
>
> Java Part:
> public class RuleEngine {
>        private Rete engine;
>        private String firstName;
>        private String lastName;
>        private Int age;
>
>        public RuleEngine() throws JessException
>        {
>                engine = new Rete();
>                engine.batch("my_engine.clp");
>
>                /* What should i do over here?????*/
>        }
> }
>
>
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