I tried to create an isolated test case to reproduce this problem but I
can't reproduce it each time. So in my opinion this is random issue. I
will try to change my test case to reproduce this issue each time.
Maybe someone else had similar problem and maybe there is workaround for
this issue?
Thank you for help!
Regards,
Piotr
On 2010-05-24 17:43, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
This is due to a designed or accidental glitch in the LHS syntax.
An "and" CE may not contain an "or" CE as one of its operands; it
may only contain a /parenthesized /"or" (but all other CEs without
the additional
you have two options.. One is the GWT console that let you visualize your
process instances, but you need to do some configurations. and the other is
to develop your own visualizer, because you have all the information using
the APIs.
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 3:15 PM, Robert wrote:
> How to vis
How to visually follow the drools flow in a running process instance ?
Cheers, Rob.
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Hi,
I am currently using Guvnor for managing rules. I have a java program which
retrieves the rules information from Guvnor and gives me the validated
output.
I now need to log the defects of each and every record with its
corresponding rule / rule type id in order to know why that / for which
v
Dependencies between facts are made aware to the Engine by
insertLogical( Object obj )
which you'll find described in the Drools Expert manual.
Other than this: How do you think the Engine would know about
this relationship if facts (or events)?
-W
On 24 May 2010 18:44, Tina Vießmann wrote:
Hi :)
In Complex Event Processing events (say A and B) correlating another
event (say C) are causal related to the correlated event. Does DF
internally remember these relation or does the developer has to define a
corresponding relational attribute itself?
Thanks :)
Tina
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> But we should really be using Maven dependency management at the root
> level to avoid this problem.
> In general there should not be any version numbers in any of the
> sub-modules.
I agree.
"Don't set of dependencies in child pom's, only in
of the drools parent pom" is part of the open
Yes, i also have those errors when maven package drools-camel
check the test results attached. my env is Windows 7 ultimate 64 bits.
best regards,
Rudolf Michael
2010/5/24 Ming Fang
> Mark,
>
> The tests can't run because the drools-camel module has a dependency on
> spring 2.5.5.
> This versio
This is due to a designed or accidental glitch in the LHS syntax.
An "and" CE may not contain an "or" CE as one of its operands; it
may only contain a *parenthesized *"or" (but all other CEs without
the additional decoration). This means that you must write
(or (and MyFact(id==1)
Mark,
The tests can't run because the drools-camel module has a dependency on spring
2.5.5.
This version is then mixed with version 2.5.6 from other dependencies.
Simple fix is to change drools-camel to use spring 2.5.6.
But we should really be using Maven dependency management at the root level
Hello,
I´m working with the last successful build(22-may-2010) of drools5.1. I
get the error below, when I try to insert a class instance in the
working memory. This only happens when conditional part of a rule is
satisfied.
I´ve read in previous mails of this mailing list something about this
Hello, i had similar problems with or constructs, and decided to avoid them.
Drools expert manual says that or constructs are internally rewritten, i
suppose this mechanism is not fine-tuned.
My 2 cents...
2010/5/24 Piotr Jedrychowski
> Hello.
>
> I have a problem with such a condition after 'wh
Hello.
I have a problem with such a condition after 'when':
(or (and MyFact(id==1) MyFact(id==2)) (or MyFact(id==3) MyFact(id==4)))
For this condition I got this error:
errors; [7,41]: [ERR 101] Line 7:41 no viable alternative at input 'or'
in rule "Sensor-1-ON"[7,64]: [ERR 102] Line 7:64 mismat
Hi,
I have noticed that StatelessKnowledgeSessionImpl.execute (5.1.0.M1) methods do
not call dispose()
method in contrary to the documentation
(http://downloads.jboss.com/drools/docs/5.0.1.26597.FINAL/drools-expert/html_single/index.html#d0e1797)
3.3.7. StatelessKnowledgeSession
The Stateles
Yes. Actually that is exactly what I did, but I wanted to test something out
in the process and I decided to try it like that. But in any case, I am
using your line instead. I wrote the disclaimer in the email I sent with the
code :)
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:59 AM, Wolfgang Laun-2 [via Drools -
I suppose this should work, also:
when
position : Position()
option: OptionInstrument() from position.instrument
And to me it looks well readable. But what difference does it make, behind
the curtains? Is it more or less efficient?
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