Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server
Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server -- A tool for programmers to build intelligent components and embed them in any application, client or server. Embed Prolog rule-based components in C/C++, Java, Delphi, Visual Basic, Web Servers and more. Develop Unicode and/or ASCII logic-bases using the Windows interactive development environment (IDE). Integrate them with ODBC databases. Deploy them with 32 and 16-bit Logic Server Libraries. Extend Amzi! Prolog with your own functions/libraries.
English
Supported Technologies
DEC OpenVMS,
HP/UX,
Linux,
Solaris/Sun OS,
Windows 95/98/ME,
Windows XP/2000/NT
Software, Web-Based (Browser)
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Pricing
Users (# of seats), System
0 to 30000
info@amzi.com
+1 513.425.8050
Additional Product Information
Amzi! inc. has been providing products and services for adding intelligence to software for the past 10 years, and is the market leader for embeddable, expandable e-Prolog- tools with its core product, Amzi!® Prolog + Logic Server. ;Xircom uses Amzi! to encode the configuration rules for installation of network cards and the Logic Server to integrate that logic with the C++ installation program and back-end agents that determine IRQ settings and the like on the user's machine. Arla (Sweden's largest cheese manufacturer) uses Amzi! to encode the logic and rules for the manufacture of cheese, and the Logic Server to integrate that logic with a VB front-end and Access database on the back-end. ;Amzi! also offers products that are implemented using its core technology. WebLS is a easy-to-use, freeware, web-based reasoning engine that can answer tech support questions, give consumer advice and diagnose problems. SupportKT (Knowledge Tool) is a sophisticated knowledge tool designed for encoding solutions to common problems, gathering data from user's machines and automatically delivering resolutions. ;Amzi! consulting services are typically related to its core technology. The most visible example of this can be seen at www.bcdg.org, a breast cancer decision support guide which is a large rule-based system implemented using WebLS.