I am using the current version of the workbench with Ganymede without any
problems at all.
/Magnus Heino
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:07 AM, Brian Sam-Bodden
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Has anybody gotten the Drools Workbench working on Ganymede. I'm trying to
> install on a fresh Ganymede instal
Thanks Michael.
something like that. but not just rule name.. some addition info from the
user from the editor.
Michael Rhoden wrote:
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>
>
> I don't believe so. This is something we need as well and will likely be
> contributing soon. If this were to be added as a patch do you have a
> pref
Has anybody gotten the Drools Workbench working on Ganymede. I'm trying to
install on a fresh Ganymede install and getting all kinds of dependency
issues. I see the 5.0 version supports 3.4 but will it work with Drools
4.0.7?
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Not sure if there are any examples around, but you could use
AgendaEventListener to see any rules firing.
-Michael
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From: "Ravi Krishnamurthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Rules Users List"
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 11:31:40 AM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central
I don't believe so. This is something we need as well and will likely be
contributing soon. If this were to be added as a patch do you have a preference
as to how it would work? On save, call a url with the rule name? What are your
needs for this?
-Michael Rhoden
- Original Message
Hello,
Is there way to call some java code (that interacts with application db)
from Guvnor whenever we add or change rule from Guvnor editor? Please
clarify.
Thanks
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How do I configure Eclipse so that I can debug into rules that are being
called from code running on the JBoss server?
I can start the server in debug mode to debug into code running on the
server, but the debugger won't drop into rules. I have no problems debugging
into rules when I run the rul
What is the best (recommended) methodology for deploying drools to the JBoss
application server? I will have some rule authoring capabilities in the
server application, so I'll need most of the jars included in the Drools
library. Should I just stick all of the jars in the server's default/lib
fol
Hello:
Would like to monitor what rules are fired, how many times it is fired etc.
Is it possible to do this with Drools 4.x
Thanks for your help,
Ravi
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