JESS: Fwd: I (temporarily) give up - jess & jms

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> From: gregory richardson <[email protected]>
> Date: June 3, 2011 2:56:08 PM CDT
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> Subject: Fwd: I (temporarily) give up - jess & jms
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>> From: gregory richardson <[email protected]>
>> Date: June 3, 2011 1:58:53 PM CDT
>> To: [email protected]
>> Subject: I (temporarily) give up - jess & jms
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>> Gang ...
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>> Am attempting to do something that I thought would be simple ... e.g. :
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>> 1: having a jms listener sitting on a queue
>> 2: listener creates a Rete engine and passes the jms event to the engine
>> 3: the engine does whatever and sends a message out
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>> The problem I am running into is that while this approach works via the command line nothing happens when I actually run it from the listener. The problem is simple, if a patient hasn't seen a doctor in 2 days, he gets an email. If a patient hasn't seen a doctor in more than 2 days, the doctor gets an email.
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>> So ... The first attachment is the rule set that I am using. The second attachment is a code snippet from the jms listener that actually triggers something.
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>> This works like a champ from the command line - e.g. :
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>> 1: I start jess
>> 2: I execute (batch "test01")
>> 3: I execute (bind ?object (new EscalationEvent))
>> 4: I execute (add ?object)
>> 5: I execute (run)
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>> and Rete does the appropriate thing ...
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>> When I attempt this from java, however, the facts (from rete.add(object)) don't appear to be recognized.
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>> What am I doing wrong?
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>> gregory
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