Hey everyone,
We're looking at putting the BRMS backed by an Oracle RBDMS into
production and the issue of failover has come up.
As things will move from QA into production using export/import,
clustering so someone's
work isn't lost if a server goes down isn't a big concern.
Ideally we would jus
thanks, Mark -
...think its a good decision to use Drools 5 ;-)
ekke
Mark Proctor schrieb:
Drools Flow - 2 nice blogs
http://blog.athico.com/2009/01/drools-5-holistic-approach-to-problem.html
/"the problem for business people to understand the differences
between business processes and rules,
Got the Rule Execution Server running. Pretty cool. Next step is to
see how to incorporate nested objects.
I've seen the Game of Life example, but somehow missed how it uses
nested objects. In my case, the objects mimic a relational database,
so you might have
A Dog Kennel which contai
Drools Flow - 2 nice blogs
http://blog.athico.com/2009/01/drools-5-holistic-approach-to-problem.html
/"the problem for business people to understand the differences between
business processes and rules, because from the point-of-view of business
use-cases they are integrated. why are there two
Hi All,
I'm using Guvnor to create the business rules and using RuleAgent to
retrieve the rule package from the URL generated by Guvnor. Is there a
way for the RuleAgent to get notified when the rule package is modified?
Basically what I'm looking for is a listener mechanism so that the
RuleAge
Why are you writing it using Drools? Will you also have a lot of other rules
in your system? If the answer is no, you may want to go another route.
If the answer is yes, I would suggest contraining the No of purchase so
there are no overlapping ranges, i.e. No Pens Purchased >=10, >=5 < 10, and
>=
Dear Sir
Thanks for the answer by the way is there any way to slove my free item
problem .
I want to make a decison table in excel where my client will fill in the
item and free item list as
Purchased ITem No of purchase Free Item
No of free
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All the spreadsheet compiler does is to convert your XLS into a DRL
source code. The actual "code compiler" is the PackageBuilder. It usually
fails like that if you are missing either JDT / Janino compiler (whichever
you are using for java dialect) or MVEL (for MVEL dialect).
[]s
Edson
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply..
But , my decision table(excel sheet) is being complied properly by
spreadsheet compiler (while the code is being deployed as webservice)and the
drl string is being formed. So ,I think classpath should not be an
issue.
Kiran Narasareddy
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