wytten dale.wyttenbach at gmail.com writes:
The tables will be created depending on how you have persistence.xml
configured (I used hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto value 'create')
However, I did experience a problem with the eventTypes member of
ProcessInstanceInfo:
'create table
At first start with tuning JVM. Xms, Xmx parameters. How much physical
memory you have? If above 3.xx GB you need 64 bit JVM. If this is not
enough just kick Profiler.
Pavel
2010/3/2 Shah, Malay malay.s...@morganstanley.com:
Hi,
We have an drools 5.0.1 application that uses StatelessSession
H.C. canterburry at gmail.com writes:
Hey,
I am having the same problem. I have tried dubugging both as a Drools
Application and a Drools Unit Test and in either case, I get no agenda,
working memory or globals in the views even when I select an data item from
Variables view in the
Hi!
I had the same problem: My solution was:
1) Generate a ChangSet (XML Document) with the URL(s)
2) write it to a temporary File (java.io.File.createTempFile).
3) Create a UrlResource out of this File
Alternative:
2) write it to a Stream
3) Create a InputStreamResource
As far as i know,
Hi,
My rule template project is finally working, more-or-less.
I've got 5 lines of conditions, the last 2 of which are evals. One of them
compares dates, and has to be an eval(). The other though, I think I should
be able to convert to non-eval DRL, but I am not sure how, because it is an
David, you are right. That is the best approach I can imagine. Indeed, that
is the way used by KnowledgeAgent's unit tests.
String xml = ;
xml += change-set xmlns='http://drools.org/drools-5.0/change-set';
xml += xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance';
xml +=
I've recently created a screencast that shows you how to get the debug views
working for the hello world example. Could you try doing the same thing as
this screencast and let me know whether reproducing this still does give you
empty debug views?
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.hibernate.PersistentObjectException
You have this class on the client side as well?
Anyway, this class contains some tests on how to use deadlines in human
tasks:
Pavel,
I don't want to profile my application, as I am sure that there is no memory
leak happening either on the drools side or in my code, and I know that memory
for the app is not enough. I am running my app on 10G memory with 75000
objects/facts (taking about 600 MB heap), and running about
That is strange ... Only thing I can image is that you are using the
internal drools jars that are shipped as part of the eclipse plugin in the
Drools JUnit case and not in the normal JUnit case. Could you try updating
to the latest snapshot version of the Eclipse plugin (this will update your
Jaroslav,
Yes, if you execute your processes in advanced mode, we are translating
procedural constructs like sequence into a more declarative rule like the
one you described as an example. Note we are currently not doing that for
all procedural constructs (like branch / joins) but we plan to
Hmm...your are right. I was using a stateless session. I switched to stateful
and things seem to work. Did I miss that in the docs somewhere?
Thanks so much
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Dirk,
I tested out your example and I think this is working with the latest trunk,
below is the output I received. Could you try your test case with the
latest snapshot release, as this might be related to an issue that has
already been fixed?
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