Hi,
I am new to Guvnor and I am aware that Guvnor will store the data in its
local repository using Derby database, Below is what i am trying to do,
I have imported a JAR file which will access and provide the data that I am
going to run against my rule,
This new rule will do some validation and
I have created a rule in Guvnor such that firing that rule will do some
validation and persist the data.I am aware that the data will be stored in
Guvnor's default repository. Is there any way to retrieve that data from
derby database? If so, can someone throw some light on how to retrieve it?
Th
Thank for the response.
Currently my application is already spring hibernate jta with data access
through hibernate session/session factory. In order to use
drools-persistence, I assume we would need to use jpa entity manager? As far
as as possible, we try to not to have 2 data access unless ther
hi there,
we r already using Drools Flow + Spring 3.0 + Hibernate JPA it works fine in
our case
any helpwill be very glad
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On 29/05/2010 01:13, Kinjal Khandhar wrote:
Hello All,
I am working on Drools Rules and need help on the below problem:
In my .drl file say:
*rule*
*when*
*Object1(..)*
*Object2(..)*
*then*
* *
*end;*
Is there a way(Drools API or any method) in which I can scan through
my rul
Hello All,
I am working on Drools Rules and need help on the below problem:
In my .drl file say:
*rule*
*when*
*Object1(..)*
*Object2(..)*
*then*
* *
*end;*
Is there a way(Drools API or any method) in which I can scan through my
rules files and get the objects...say Object1 an
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Hi,
Unfortunately I'm struggling with this issue now:
https://jira.jboss.org/browse/BRMS-320 so I can't make any test for your
question :(
But "in theory" what you are trying to do should work fine (unless you
encounter the issue I'm dealing with ;) ).
I reviewed the code, and Guvnor adds all the a
I am trying to do the same but am currently struggling with a related OC4J
issue (configuring OC4J to use Hibernate as JPA provider). If I get past
that maybe we can compare notes.
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 12:48 PM, xdirewolfx wrote:
>
> Anyone managed to get drools flow persistence to be config
Looking at your stacktrace I found: "Caused by: java.lang.ClassFormatError:
Incompatible magic value 175137123 in class file com/rb/model/Contact"
Maybe the jar you are uploading was compiled using a newer jdk version that
the one used by guvnor. Can you check that?
Best,
2010/5/27 Mahalakshmi
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LokR wrote:
>
> Would that be possible that you have drools dependencies twice? (just an
> idea...)
>
That worked for the error! Thanks.
I created a new Drools Project (which contains several Libraries) AND added
the maven dependencies. I removed the Drools Libraries created by the Drools
Pro
Would that be possible that you have drools dependencies twice? (just an
idea...)
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I'm trying to establish a history log for my Flow. I'm using version 5.0.1
and I set up my project with maven. So I'm using drools-bam-5.0.1.jar
Inside this archive there is a META-INF folder containing the
hibernate-instructions. How can I reconfigure these settings?
I tried to put the hibernate.
If it's in the package com.abc.xyz, so you have to use:
ResourceFactory.newClassPathResource("/com/abc/xyz/keyRykes.drl")
Or
ResourceFactory.newClassPathResource("com/abc/xyz/keyRykes.drl")
I don't remember, it's one of those :p
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