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Updated Java FAQ entry
authorSebastian
Tue Jun 16 23:01:36 2020 +1000
committerJan Wielemaker
Tue Jun 16 16:06:48 2020 +0200
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----+ A Java interface to SWI Prolog is available using JPL.
-
-JPL is integrated into the full SWI-Prolog distribution starting with
-version 5.4.x, including binaries for MS-Windows and a Linux RPM.
-Documentation is -like all integrated packages-, available from the
-[[SWI-Prolog website][</packages/jpl/>]] and from the local manual
-browser under Help/Package documentation. Examples are included in the
-directory =|doc/packages/examples/jpl|= relative to the installation
-directory. These examples include embedding Prolog in Java as well as
-the other way around.
-
-JPL is actively maintained by Paul Singleton.
+# A Java interface to SWI Prolog is available using JPL.
+
+JPL is a bidirectional interface between Java and Prolog. JPL is
+integrated into the full SWI-Prolog distribution starting with SWIPL
+version 5.4.x and rebuilt with SWIPL version 7.4.x.
+
+Development repository can be found in
+[SWI-Prolog/packages-jpl](https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/packages-jpl).
+
+Documentation can be found at [jpl7.org][(http://jpl7.org/).
+
+Examples are included in tqhe directory `doc/packages/examples/jpl`
+relative to the installation directory. These examples include embedding
+Prolog in Java as well as the other way around.
+
+JPL was originally designed by Fred Dushin and Paul Singleton.