I have done this.
I use Java to do the GUI and then run CLIPSDOS from the exec command.
Search for :: java execute shell command
Java can write a CLIPS file and then exec the Clips exec file with DRIBBLE-ON.
This puts the Clips output in a file, which you can open and read with the same Java program.
So you are calling Clips from Java in a batch environment might by cludgy. But AI does not have to be fast to be intelligent.
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Thanks Ronald for your reply... I'll try to follow your advice...
For instance, if you still have that Java code integrated with clips , you may post it here, that will be more helpful.. Thanks a lot dear Ronald