Thanks to the suggestion by Jason, I've located an IRC network
I think we can use.
http://openprojects.nu/irc_servers.shtml
I'll probably be idling in the #drools channel.
-bob
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Okay, pushed out a zipfile and tarball of 2.0-beta-1.
Have fun. Some examples (and probably beta-2) will come tomorrow.
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> Is there an IRC room anywhere for drools?
Not as of right now.
Isn't there some open-source IRC network? If so, could you blurp me
some connection information, and we could pull up #drools.
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> I am very interested in making a workflow engine (as I'm sure others on this
> list are interested in doing) and I wanted to know if anything has started
> in earnest based on drools?
Probably not, due to the ethereal nature of drools up until Today.
> In the project I work on (Tambora, tambor
Hi,
Is there an IRC room anywhere for drools?
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Hi,
I am very interested in making a workflow engine (as I'm sure others on this
list are interested in doing) and I wanted to know if anything has started
in earnest based on drools?
I've a couple commercial packages that look really neat:
http://www.dralasoft.com/products/workflow/index.html
Well kids, I'm unplugging for the night.
I think the Java Semantic Module is Done. I've included ease-of-use
features.
Tomorrow, I'll work on examples and end-user documentation (as opposed
to simply the nearly-complete JavaDocs).
Now's the time to start banging on it, and let me know what yo
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> I'm having problems trying to access to cvs, we are using a proxy that
> almost never works :(
Hmmm... Then tarballs work best for you, right?
I'll see if I can't get nightly snapshots auto-building for ya. Might
be a few days, though.
James-- You have
Okie dokie--
The integration with BeanShell/ANTLR seems mostly complete.
In CVS, look at $ROOT/test_data/ruleset.xml, which I've handily
reproduced here.
I still need to create a friendly API for building RuleSets, and
such, but, we can now read .xml files that contain rules.
Filter condition
> > here's my preference:
> > 1. Ease of use.
> > 2. Run-time extensibility.
> > 3. Speed.
>
> I think that's the priority list I'm using to direct my activities.
+1. Speed can come later. Premature optimisation is the root of all evil and
all that.
James
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