Hi
I'm a newbie in Drools. I would like to know whether functions like
accumulate and exists can be applied to decision table. If yes, how to?
Where do we put the function name e.g exists i.e which cell or column?
Any example?
Thanks
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Hi All,
I am getting a rather strange error. When, I am invoking certain rules I get
the following error as shown below(NoClassDefFoundError). I am using a
stand-alone client (not an application server). The rulebase I am using is
loaded in memory, so can't see why I should be getting this erro
A combination of higher priority parent rules with a custom agenda filter,
activated when the parent rule fires, that prevents the child rule from firing.
Just a guess.
So, after the child rule is initially prevented from firing, can it be
reactivated? If so, when and under what conditions?
I agree with Michael that web apps lib is the best scenario. We
provision ours in an ear directly. I should qualify that though in that
we use a third party project along with Drools and Jboss that leads us
to put other jars in an ear.
I believe the most important thing is to be consistent in term
Hello,
I would like to have the rules parent/child structure. I don't want the
child rules to be executed when parent's conditions are true(i.e
consequence is executed) even if child's conditions are true. How Can I
achieve that in drools?
Please clarify.
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Hello,
Came across this link
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/DROOLS/Loading+and+managing+rules+dynamically+from+a+database
when I was looking for how to load rules from database. If I understand
correctly, we can't add java conditions dynamically in the database rather
use python script if we wan
To clarify, this is more of a general "best-practices" question. Are their
any guidelines from experienced enterprise systems techs for deploying
applications in JBoss that rely on third party JARs.
If we deploy the JARs in our EAR, like Joe suggests, we are assured that our
app will use the ver
Thanks Michael.
Michael Neale wrote:
Hi Ravi - if you look at the classes in: org.drools.audit
For example: WorkingMemoryInMemoryLogger.java - you can wrap that
around a session, and it will accumulate stuff in memory that you can
print out. You will want to have good "toString()" methods on y
I receive a RulesRepositoryException: Unable to checkin when trying to create
a rule using an oracle database. If I switch out my repository.xml and
connect to MySQL, then I can successfully create DRL rules. I was able to
create packages, fact models and categories in both. Only adding rules w