We ran into this problem after upgrading from 3.0.* to 4.0.4.
Is there a JIRA issue filed for this? I see a few MVEL-related issues scoped
for 4.0.5 and 5.0 releases, but nothing that looks like specifically
covering this problem.
Thanks,
Leon
Mark Proctor wrote:
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> This looks different
We've fixed a huge number of things for 4.0.5. We are going to try and
get the release out this friday. So please hurry if you have a bug then
let us know, especially if you have a fix :) And don't forget to try
your bug out on 4.0.x in svn in case its already fixed:
http://anonsvn.labs.jboss.
Barry,
Thanks a million! I'm still not sure which way we're going for deployment,
but this looks interesting. It's always great to have options.
Rick
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 7:03 AM, Knapp, Barry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Rick,
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> We had the same issue/concern and chose to pass the
Well, I've downloaded the source, and it appears that it is occuring in the
org.mvel.MVELRuntime class, method execute(). My equals token ("==") is being
properly recognized, and converted to its integer representation (10). However,
in a block with switch (operator), the org.mvel.Operator.EQUAL
Jason Partyka wrote:
It looks like the bug is still in there.
I am attempting to resolve it myself, but in order to do so I need to
go into the MVEL code, but the mvel jar that is included as part of
the drools classpath container (within eclipse) is just mvel14.jar. So
I'm not sure where th
Sorry! This problem seems to be corrected if using the lastest from
4.0.xtrunk ... :P
2008/3/12, Pedro Costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hi All,
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> I have a RuleBase I use it create a working memory,
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> I add some object to the working memory,
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> I execute the rules
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> I get some results
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> I se
Hi All,
I have a RuleBase I use it create a working memory,
I add some object to the working memory,
I execute the rules
I get some results
I serialize both the working memory and the rule base
I need the working memory
So, I try to desirialize the RuleBase
When trying to do so, I get the f
It looks like the bug is still in there.
I am attempting to resolve it myself, but in order to do so I need to go into
the MVEL code, but the mvel jar that is included as part of the drools
classpath container (within eclipse) is just mvel14.jar. So I'm not sure where
the source is or what vers
We are using Drools 4.0.3 with EJB3.0 on glassfish.
When we invoke some method of EJB3.0 stateless session bean (annotated with
@Remote) from the RHS part of .drl file we get NullPointerException.
Any help would be appreciated
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anishanc wrote:
Hello friends..
Is drools.net support plain drl file
Is a port of Drools 3.0 which does use plain drl files.
example: when
..
then
..
Actually i want to use the same plain drl file used in the dr
Rick,
We had the same issue/concern and chose to pass the drl to our engine.
We bypass the default BRMS deployer and created a custom servlet to
return the drl. Here is some logic that will generate the drl.
PACKAGE_UUID = uuid of your package
REPOSITORY_SERVICE = "org.drools.brms.client.
Hi
I am using xml drl files for my rules. I pass the facts in HashMap.
Map factAgendaMap = new HashMap();
factAgendaMap.put("group", ruleConfig.getRuleName());
factAgendaMap.put("fact", fact);
session.execute(factAgendaMap);
In my drl file I m calling the
Greetings,
I am having some issues with encoding in my rules. I am using a drl like
this:
package pt.xpto.mydroolstest
import pt.xpto.model.SimpleFact
import pt.xpto.model.SimpleResult
import java.util.ArrayList
import java.util.Collection
global Collection results
rule 'first-rule'
when
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