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Hey Albrecht, Thank you so much! In my case, there are some complex equations, such as f = a x + bx^2 + cX^3 + d.... The parameters are determined in the java application. * I think it is a little boring to set so many questions in, %%Question The value of a [num] the value of b [num] ... % Therefore, I am wondering whether there is an alternative way. Thank you so much! With best regards, Yang

Thank you, Albrecht! I am used to the object-oriented programming. I think the first solution would make the system difficult to be maintainced. The second solution might be appropriate. Thanks again! Yang

Thank you so much! It's a pity. Maybe I have to write it in Java wrapper.

Hi, Fault might have many severity levels, such as slight, middle, serious.... They can be presented using different 'solution's. My question is that whether it is possible to present many severity levels in a solution? Maybe my question is a little confusing. Solution: ** fault occurs at XXX severity level. Is it possible to change xxx in the output of solution string? Best regards, Yang

And, is it possible to create/refer to another knowledge base in one knowledge base?

I wonder whether it is possible to present foreach loop in the knowledgebase? Thank you! Yang

Hey, There are many component of the same kind in a system. In component level, I will develop diagnostic logics in knowledge base for component. In system level, I want to develop diagnosic which considers the diagnostic results of all components. I think I can make many instances outside of d3web in my own java code, and then input the results of component level to knowledge base of system level. However, I still wonder whether it is possible to have many component instances within a system level...

Hey, In my case, there are some parameters in rules which would be changed outside of d3web. I think it is possible to do so by answering questions. But, it might not be feasible. So, is there any efficient way to set the parameters? For instance, loading a xml file? Thank you! Regards, Yang