On 27 September 2011 17:25, Hari Kishan
<harikishan.tamm...@pass-consulting.com> wrote:
> After Changing to a single Collect ... The Issue is still reoccurring.
>

Another alternative is to use an accumulate to compose the List by
init - action - reverse - result. Perhaps this isn't as vulnerable as
collect appears to be.

-W



> *But some Observations *:-
>
> 1) Every thing works fine till some time . Suddenly the first time exception
> comes ,that is it always the same exception keeps popping . The rules
> weren't executed i hope may be the Context is lost or something .
> (Note :-  The above observation is irrespective of the change which i have
> done now)
>
> 2) when there are 2 Collects , the Exception seem to arrive much earlier
> that is (i.e 5-6 mins after the server session started), but after changing
> to single Collect the Exception arrived after a long time ( i.e 15 mins
> after the server session started) ...... May be this is one time
> observation, just want to give you some information which may help you
> suggest me something.
>
> 3) The lesser the number of conditions the greater the stability of the
> application. Drools I think is used for more complex scenarios of the real
> world. Our application should not overload the complexity i guess.
>
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