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by Ernest Friedman-Hill Chapter 13, Adding A Graphical Interface
About the BookImagine a different way to program in which you specify general rules instead of a linear set of instructions; the rules would then be automatically applied to your data, producing a solution to a hard problem for which you have no algorithm. That's the idea behind rule-based programming. Jess in Action is a hands-on introduction to rule-based programming using Jess, a powerful rule engine and scripting language interpreter implemented in the Java programmiing language. After a tutorial on the Jess rule language, each section of the book dedicates several chapters to developing a fully-realized application. About the ChapterChapter 13, " Adding a Graphical Interface," adds a Swing GUI to a rule-based application. The GUI is developed iteratively using the Jess scripting language. The chapter includes a discussion of using the Jess rule engine in a multithreaded environment. Ordering InformationCamelot Info Computer Bookstores and Software About the AuthorErnest Friedman-Hill is a Principal Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, California. He is the developer of Jess, the Java rule engine. He has taught Java programming to over 3,000 students for the University of California Extensions in Berkeley, in San Diego, and online. Dr. Friedman-Hill's current work at Sandia includes the development of software for mechanical design and analysis. He lives in Gaithersburg, MD. More Information
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