Edson Tirelli (JIRA) was heard to exclaim, On 04/11/07 05:57:
> Edson Tirelli commented on JBRULES-740:
> Being brief, using the following rule:
> rule "Find all PRs for user"
> when
> $user : User( )
> $pr_list : RecordSet( size > 0 ) from
> collect( PRRecord( $resp : responsible -> ( $user.ha
Hello,
I came across this ( http://markproctor.blogspot.com/2006/10/jboss-
rules-server.html ) while reading the documentation. Anyone know
the current status?
Thanks.
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I will try to answer the questions as best I can and hopefully someone else
will chime in:
1) Drools use to be the former name of JBoss Rules. I am assuming they did
not see the need to re-package everything once it went under the JBoss
umbrella. This is similar to how Hibernate works.
2) .drl
Hello,
First sorry for my bad english
when I execute a regle I get many response I don't know why?
Example:
rule "userrole"
when
user1: BnUserValue(nameuser : name)
and
Role : BnRoleValue()
and
ActiviteOut : BnNodeValue(bnRole == Role,executor == nameuser )
and
ActiviteIn
hi,
download JBoss Rules 3.0.6 Binaries with dependencies from the given link
... http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossrules/downloads
here we will get other JBoss related products which may be helpful for your
project.after downloading the zip file unzip that and you will get a docs
folder.wit
You can think of Salience as a relative priority for a rule. If two
rules conflict, Salience is a way to resolve the conflict.
On 4/13/07, Zully Yineth Romero Albarracin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again.
What does "Salience X" mean?
Where X is a number.
Thanks
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Hi again.
What does "Salience X" mean?
Where X is a number.
Thanks
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Hello,
I've been reading about Jboss Drools and I have questions to do.
1. I still don't undertand why in the download section (about jboss rules)
exist Jboss Rules and Drools. What's the difference?
2. When I downloaded the examples, I found files like .drl (drools files,
they allow to write
we obey the javabean spec for field names, see BeanIntrospector for more
details.
Mark
Scott Reed wrote:
Anstis, Michael (M.)'s message received 4/13/2007 6:20 AM:
You need to change your rule:-
rule "userrole"
when
user1: BnUserValue(name : name, creationDate : creationDate)
and
Anstis, Michael (M.)'s message received 4/13/2007 6:20 AM:
You need to change your rule:-
rule "userrole"
when
user1: BnUserValue(name : name, creationDate : creationDate)
and
ActiviteOut : BnNodeValue( BnRole: *_b_*nRole )
and
lien: BnEdgeValue(id : id)
then
System.o
Hi,
I'm working on a JBoss-Rules-based decision project and I would like to
create a scenario manager in order to make “what if” scenario testing. I
have seen that Fit-to-rules would be of great interest for my work but,
unfortunately, I didn't found much information about it. Could you please
te
You need to change your rule:-
rule "userrole"
when
user1: BnUserValue(name : name, creationDate : creationDate)
and
ActiviteOut : BnNodeValue( BnRole: bnRole )
and
lien: BnEdgeValue(id : id)
then
System.out.println("oui ça marche");
end
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Bonjour,
Mon collègue m'ayant demande de traduire ses pensées, je prend la liberté de
vous faire parvenir ces quelques lignes:
How do you access the value of BnRole in Class BnNodeValue?
Comment accédez-vous a la variable BnRole dans la Classe BnNodeValue?
Your email suggests bnRole is a pub
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