On 2005-11-17, timasmith@xxxxxxxxxxx <timasmith@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi,
>
> I would like to develop a java (or other languages) program which
> generates a prolog script, calls prolog and reads the output for
> further processing.
>
> I have been playing with SWI-Prolog. Is there an implementation
> particularly suited for this purpose?
In this scenario I guess all Prolog systems are about the same. Only if
you want more closer interaction different approaches may get
interesting.
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Re: Prolog in a Java Tomcat environnement ... >> I'm now upgrading to the latest stable version of swi because in mine ... to be carefull with install stuff and file naming, ... > What Java SDK do you use? ... > Run the JPL examples (Java and Prolog) to verify that your ... (comp.lang.prolog)
