Re: Networking in Prolog - a survey

On Wed, 21 May 2008 13:52:33 -0700 (PDT), Alessio Stalla
<alessiostalla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 21 Mag, 21:37, A.L. <alewa...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have briefly looked at PrologBeans. It seems similar to what I had
in mind, although of course more complex (in my case, the prolog side
and the java side are always in the same process).

Then, I don't unserstand your problem. If Prolog is embedded into
Java, then outside world knows only about Java. All networking ca nbe
done on Java level

A.L.

My problem is: I want two instances of my Prolog interpreter to
exchange data. So I need to offer to the user a Prolog API for
networking. I was wandering what was

What "API for networking"?... Java has for networking not much more
than just sockets. Each Prolog has sockets. What API you want to
implement?...

A.L.
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