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We refer to [How-To Knowledge Persistence] for a detailed description of how to implement your own PersistenceHandler plugin.
We refer to [Knowledge Persistence] for a detailed description of how to implement your own PersistenceHandler plugin.
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Of course the plugin manager has to be initialized. To run a small demo, you can use same initialization as in JUnit tests [How-To Initialize Plugin Manager for JUnit Tests]. After initialization, you are able to load the knowledge base into a KnowledgeBase instance by the following call
!! Initializing and Loading
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Usually, the main application take care of loading all required plugins at start-up.
When writing your own small demo program, you need to initialize the plugins yourself by
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InitPluginManager.init();
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After initialization, you are able to load the knowledge base into a KnowledgeBase instance by the following call
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You are able to return the list of all solutions ([Solution Javadoc|https://isci.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de/javadoc/d3web/de/d3web/core/knowledge/terminology/Solution.html]) by
You are able to return the list of all solutions ({{Solution}} instances) by
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List<Solution> solutions = knowledgeBase.getManager().getSolutions();
List<Solution> solutions = knowledgeBase.getSolutions();
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List<Question> questions = knowledgeBase.getManager().getQuestions();
List<Question> questions = knowledgeBase.getQuestions();
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List<Solution> solutions = knowledgeBase.getManager().getSolutions();
List<Solution> solutions = knowledgeBase.getSolutions();
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List<Question> questions = knowledgeBase.getManager().getQuestions();
List<Question> questions = knowledgeBase.getQuestions();
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