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Lisp: Rules Engine?
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Lisp: Rules Engine?


  • Subject: Lisp: Rules Engine?
  • From: Ricardo Strausz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 15:19:19 -0600

Thanks, I just take a look to the web page and it seems that it may fir the requirements.
Yours
DINO


On martes, ener 21, 2003, at 15:54 America/Mexico_City, Chris Hanson wrote:

Ricardo:

I found the message from Omni's WebObjects-Dev list I mentioned on Apple's WebObjects-Dev list last night. Looks like Alexander Lamb has been able to integrate the Jess rule engine into a WebObjects application.

The link he's replying to has a list of rule engines, which you might also find useful if a rule engine (instead of a full Lisp/Prolog implementation) will serve your application's needs.

Good luck!

  -- Chris

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Subject: Re: Rules Engine? From: Alexander Lamb <email@hidden> To: Medips <email@hidden>, <email@hidden> Sender: email@hidden Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 17:01:45 +0100

Salut Joel!

We tried Jess. It integrates perfectly well with WebObjects. Obviously, the
problem will be more "what are you trying to achieve with a rule engine"
than "how does it integrate". Indeed, Jess being pure Java and having all
its interface exposed in Java, integration is not a problem.
For our tests, we decided to use on Java objects as assertions in Jess and
not Jess asserts. The rules where in Jess and operating on the Java objects
that had been asserted.
The problem you might run into is: since Jess (like other rule engines)
don't handle transactions, when do you run the rule engine and how do you
avoid collision between several session in an app sharing a Jess database.
Obviously you can have one Jess database per session but it seems a not very
good idea in most cases.


You may want to look at the discussion list archive (you'll find a link
somewhere at http://herzberg.ca.sandia.gov/jess/) and look at my posts which
(sometimes naively) explore those issues.


Hope this helps,

Alex

On 17.1.2003 15:23, "Medips" <email@hidden> wrote:

Has anyone integrated in WebObjects a Rules Engine like Jess, QuickRules or
others (like those mentioned in http://mindprod.com/jglossrule.html )?
Experiences and advices would be greatly helpfull. Thanks!


 Joel Guillod

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