Excuse me, I think that I haven't been clear enough.
The drools-bam module doesn't force you to activate the persistence.
That's two differents things in fact.
From what I've understood of the execution mechanism of drools, by default, it
doesn't write anything in any database, so, if you want
On 04/03/2010 09:21, Swindells, Thomas wrote:
From what Mark Proctor posted in another thread:
Edson has just merged the Rete algorithm updates into trunk, we have one
remaining issue with planner and after that we 5.1M2. If thins go well we
should 5.1 final this month.
M2 is on the
On 02/03/2010 14:50, Shah, Malay wrote:
Pavel,
I don't want to profile my application, as I am sure that there is no memory
leak happening either on the drools side or in my code, and I know that
memory for the app is not enough. I am running my app on 10G memory with
75000 objects/facts
On 26/05/2010 09:56, paulnnosh wrote:
Hi Chaps,
We currently use Jrules 5 and are looking at our options going forward. We
are going to evaluate Drools alongside some other products. So far I like
the look of Drools but there are a couple of things that are puzzling me...
- In our Jrules
That's great great news!
Do you know when the maven repository will have the 5.1.0.M2 version available?
Thanks a lot drools developers guy, you make awesome work.
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I'd start with Decision Tables, these are the most natural metaphore for
business users. You can use excel for Decision Tables, there is also the
web based one but it is more limited.
Mark
On 20/05/2010 20:12, nxg912 wrote:
Thanks for your message.
Regarding the scenario, we were able to
On 20/05/2010 17:09, Axelrod, Nelson wrote:
Can anyone explain what this ConsequenceException means?
Exception in thread main
_org.drools.runtime.rule.ConsequenceException_:
_java.lang.ClassCastException_:
org.drools.reteoo.AlphaNode$AlphaMemory cannot be cast to
Drools planner's runExamples.sh is apparently slightly broken. Only the
NQueens example works out of the box.
To fix the other examples, just do
mkdir data/curriculumcourse/input data/curriculumcourse/output
data/examination/input data/examination/output data/pas/input
data/pas/output
before
On 13/05/2010 19:53, malkhafaji wrote:
I will do that. I am just swamped right now with our production deployment
and fixing all the issues I am having.
Still b0rked? did you try M2 yet?
http://www.jboss.org/drools/downloads.html
Mark
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On 27/05/2010 10:29, PAYET, Manuel wrote:
That's great great news!
Do you know when the maven repository will have the 5.1.0.M2 version
available?
Thanks a lot drools developers guy, you make awesome work.
Toni said it was uploading when he went to bed, so I assume it's there
already.
On 27/05/2010 10:31, Geoffrey De Smet wrote:
Drools planner's runExamples.sh is apparently slightly broken. Only the
NQueens example works out of the box.
To fix the other examples, just do
mkdir data/curriculumcourse/input data/curriculumcourse/output
data/examination/input
Thanks Mark, very helpful.
I'm about to set up a Proof of concept so I'll try it out. Due to the
relatively complex nature of our ruleflows and the fact that many rules can
be used by many transaction types Drools Flow sounds like it will have to be
the way to go. I'm out about to dig out the
Thanks for your answer Mark,
So it's really soon, I suppose, because when I go to
http://repository.jboss.com/maven2/org/drools/drools/
I don't have folder 5.1.0.M2/ yet.
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I Just need clarification on the injection of POJOs to give access to
application services etc...
I understand the fact that POJOs inserted into the working memory are direct
references to the actual objects inserted by the calling application, that's
great. However, currently in Jrules (sorry
On 27/05/2010 11:04, paulnnosh wrote:
I Just need clarification on the injection of POJOs to give access to
application services etc...
I understand the fact that POJOs inserted into the working memory are direct
references to the actual objects inserted by the calling application, that's
Hello again,
I'm back on my problem and a colleague of mime suggested me the following
rule instead :
# declare events
declare Operation
@role(event)
@timestamp(date)
end
rule overActivity
dialect mvel
when
#condition : 2 operation in less than 1 minute
* $operation1
Hello Edson,
Ok, it's clear now.
I'll try my first attempt with the new 5.1M2 version.
Thank you very much !
Best regards,
Xavier
2010/5/27 Edson Tirelli tire...@post.com
Xavier (and others),
First, let me explain the problem: the temporal distance algorithm in
5.0.1 was not
Pithy as usual, Mark. :)
Paul, you partially mention a way to go about it: dependency injection.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_injection
The best way to do that these days is with Spring using the Inversion of
Control pattern:
We spent some time trying to figure out why our activation-group
functionality was not working. Activation groups are supposed to cause only
a single rule to fire within the same group. What we were experiencing is
that all the rules were firing, essentially ignoring the activation-group
setting.
Anyone managed to get drools flow persistence to be configured in a spring
hibernate app?
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My question is related to Login Names for drools-5.0-guvnor installed on Tomcat
6.
A Guvnor tutorial offers an example for JBoss AS on how to provide user
name/password.
Can you provide a similar example for the Tomcat 6 case? How to config 2-3
names for the
admin role?
I hope that
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