How do the record counts relate to files? 1800,12k and
9.5k =:= ABPolicyTransactions, ABPolicy, ABAgent?
Are these two rules all there is?
The second one has
$csvPolicy : CSVBeanPolicy()
//$csvAgent : CSVBeanAgent() --- assume this is not commented out
Now if you do insert
Thanks for your help, Edson!
We are using drools 5.4.0.Final via maven.
Maybe I am missing something, so here's a quick overview of what we do. We
have a model class ButtonEvent which is derived like this:
ButtonEvent - ZonedEvent - VSCPEvent
Then there's a rulebase with something like this:
Hello,
Please advise which version of Guvnor you are using.
Please also provide a few explicit examples where behavior is not as you'd
expect (screen shots of the rule and a few words would be cool).
Thanks,
Mike
On 26 July 2012 20:42, Vann_the_Red aba...@ntelx.com wrote:
Hello. I started
Hello!
I am working on task scheduling system. My system works fine, but I want to
make it faster. For my current problem we can assume that my domain consists
of:
* Worker (int id, ListTimePeriod workingHours)
* TaskAssignment (int id, ListTimePeriod possibleExecutionTime, Duration
leadTime,
No exact date for 5.5.0.Beta1 has been set yet: Planner follows Drools's
release lifecycle.
That selector functionality is ready to be released though, so it will
be part of the next release.
Op 25-07-12 22:41, Ricardo schreef:
I learned from the following link, this sounds very good for
Hi Laune !
I applied your suggested changes but the loop is running infinitely and same
policyAPE is used to generated cumulated value I mean for 1 agent it is
expected that all the policy APEs should sum up to generate Agent APE but
same policy APE getting summed up infinitely.plz find
Sorry, I think I missed this, all you need is a no-loop in the rule :)
-W
On 27/07/2012, zeeshan zeeshan.spr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Laune !
I applied your suggested changes but the loop is running infinitely and
same
policyAPE is used to generated cumulated value I mean for 1 agent it is
Looks like a bug. :( The code to inherit @role event is there, but
apparently there is something else going on:
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/blob/master/drools-core/src/main/java/org/drools/rule/Package.java#L485
Please open a JIRA with the information bellow.
Edson
On Fri,
Hi Laune !
Thanks for ur solution , I resolved the heap Size problem with
your solution but even using *no-loop* is not helping in solving infinite
loop issue . Can u suggest why it is not accessing other agent objects and
simply updating same agent object infinite times..After
Hi,
It is not quite clear to me what you are actually having problems with. I
think the documentation explains it quite nicely.
See section 6.2 Templates
http://docs.jboss.org/drools/release/5.4.0.CR1/drools-expert-docs/html_single/index.html#d0e7468
If you have a more specific question. Feel
Ah, yes - there are multiple updates of an Agent from several
different policies.
Now, it depend: Is the computed sum of the APEs in the Agent used in
any other rule? If not, the solution is simple. Do not use
modify/update; simply accumulate the values, using the setter, and in
this case you can
The information that would help me is (using Eclipse or JBDS) can one edit,
It depends if you mean edit the templates or edit the data that you use to
populate it.
You can create a rule template in any text editor you like and, AFAIK, it
can have any extension you prefer. Convert it to an
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