Hi Edson,
I dig this a little deeper and found out that event declaration in
separate file works correctly if file declaring the event and file
containing a rule using the event have the same package. Is there a
reason it should work only within the same package or should I open a JIRA?
Cheers
On 07/11/2010 21:59, H.C. wrote:
> Mark,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I figured 3 and 4 were currently possible but 1 and 2
> puzzled me.
>
> "it interates from root to tip repeatedly, so you can't easily determine how
> long it spends in each node"
>
> Sorry, looks like my prior statement (#2) was m
On 08/11/2010 06:35, Balasenthil D wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to create a custom UI to create/edit drools rules(
instead of Drools Guvnor). Are there APIs that let you do it?
For e.g., oracle provides a java API for create/edit rules. With this
you can come up with your own UI, if you are n
Hi,
Is it possible to create a custom UI to create/edit drools rules( instead of
Drools Guvnor). Are there APIs that let you do it?
For e.g., oracle provides a java API for create/edit rules. With this you can
come up with your own UI, if you are not happy with jdeveloper.
Is something simila
Gregor,
Is there a reason why you are using rule constraints in your process?
It seems you are doing a simple evaluation of a process variable value,
in which case a simple code constraint like:
return "reviewer".equals(ticket.getType());
should work, and you'll have less changes of seeing st
Hi,
If you use persistence, you should use ksession.signalEvent(type, event,
processInstanceId) instead of signaling the process instance itself.
The reason is that, if you're using persistence, the state of the
process instance is stored in the database after processing and the
process insta
Hi,
Yes, the NPE you are getting is because the package as defined in the
process is not the same as the package in Guvnor. You can set the
package of your process either by changing the XML file as you
described, but there is also a package name property on the process
(just click the backgr
Mark,
Thanks for your reply. I figured 3 and 4 were currently possible but 1 and 2
puzzled me.
"it interates from root to tip repeatedly, so you can't easily determine how
long it spends in each node"
Sorry, looks like my prior statement (#2) was misleading. Actually, I don't
care so much abou
Hello fellow Droolers,
A while ago I asked why the element seemed to work
differently in the case of a StatelessKnowledgeSession and a
StatefulKnowedgeSession (see below).
I just wanted to update those interested with the answer and ask some
further questions, probably aimed at any developers wh
Finally I think I've got something after debugging the source. Well at least
the compilation issues as well as viewing and running the process from
gwt-console have been resolved for now.
I'm not sure if it is something that needs to be corrected or whether i've
missed it somewhere. But the story
And another tip is that after ksession.startProcess, I get a ProcessInstance
pi, but
ProcessInstance pi = ksession.startProcess("com.zyeeda.system.TestFlow");
org.drools.process.instance.ProcessInstance pi2 =
(org.drools.process.instance.ProcessInstance) pi;
pi2.getWorkingMemory() // this one retu
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