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From: | Jean Michel LECONTE |
Subject: | Re: Interfacing Java to GNU Prolog (via C?) |
Date: | Tue, 18 Mar 2003 21:47:10 +0100 |
Try with sockets cause thts working on windows too.try to reach that URL http://contraintes.inria.fr/~fages/CLPGUI/ and get the CLPGUI system. There is an interface between Prolog and Java through sockets. (and thts very easy to understand)
Jean Michel LECONTE
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I want to write a program in Java that uses GNU prolog. That, I think, means using an intermediate C module. Is possible to compile a C module using gplc that also references Java through the Java native interface? Data would be passed from the Java program to the C module to GNU Prolog, and then back from GNU prolog to the C module to the Java program. Or is there an easier way to do this? My Java program is an applet that would be running over the internet, so I am not sure if I would want to write the data (facts) for the GNU prolog to a file, call a GNU prolog executable (through an OS call) from Java that reads the data from a file and then writes the results back to a file. The output file would then be available for Java to read. I thought of sockets, but the program that I am writing is for a Windows platform, and the documentation on sockets mentions UNIX.
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