JPX - Tutorial [UNDER HEAVY CONSTRUCTION]

public class Test
{
	public static void main(final String[] argv)
	{
		/* Must get an instance of the JPX class.
		 * Manages the loading of the JPX.dll.
		 */
		JPX jpx = JPX.newInstance();

		/* Initialise the Prolog engine. Must be performed
		 * before attempting to use it. See also initWithSavedState(state).
		 */
		jpx.init();
	
		String query = "append(X,Y,[1,2,3,4,5])";

		System.out.println("\n?- " + query + ".\n");

		// Send a simple append query to the Prolog layer.
		jpx.Query q = jpx.query(query);
		
		// Determine if there are solutions to the query above
		while( q.next() )
		{
			// Process a solution
			jpx.Term x = q.get("X");
			jpx.Term y = q.get("Y");
			String s = "append("+x+","+y+")";
			System.out.println(s); // print it out
		}

		/* must not forget to close the query afterwards
		 * or do a q.cut() if we wish to retain the state from the last
		 * query for further queries.
		 */
		q.close();
		
		jpx.release(); // shutdown the Prolog engine gracefully
	}
}