In my case, I have three fixed target environments (DEV, UAT and Production), each environment has a snapshot package in Guvnor. In the server side I use the Drools HTTP pull to listen to changes in the snapshot. I move package assets from a snapshot environment to an other only if it passes the target environment tests.
Deployment happen when you take a snapshot "Create snapshot for deployment"; Guvnor gives you the option to overwrite a specific package snapshot - As my target environment server is configured to listen to the snapshot URL then it will load the updated snapshot assets. This approach worked better for me. I think using Selectors is not a bad idea but you have to update each asset status every time you want to create a package to deploy. Abdel I like the Guvnor package snapshot 2010/9/16 Ed Lo <ana1.ci...@gmail.com> > Abdel, > > Out of curiosity would you please clarify the use of Guvnor package > snapshot for target environment? > At my company we're using selectors. > > Ed > > _______________________________________________ > rules-users mailing list > rules-users@lists.jboss.org > https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/rules-users > >
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