On 28/11/2010, at 2:03 PM, Brian Wallis wrote:
> I'm trying to get a simple standalone drools-flow build working using maven
> and cannot seem to resolve the dependencies.
>
> What are the dependencies for drools-flow? I've found mention of
> drools-flow-core and drools-flow-compiler but they
Which version are you using? In 5.2.0.SNAPSHOT you can create a new session
dynamically each time.
Then use some eviction policy to clean up the unneeded ones.
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I'm trying to get a simple standalone drools-flow build working using maven and
cannot seem to resolve the dependencies.
What are the dependencies for drools-flow? I've found mention of
drools-flow-core and drools-flow-compiler but they are only available for 5.2.0
snapshot and I was wanting to
Bumping this thread - I'm actually observing exactly the same behaviour (all
resources are being pulled via http). Anyone got news on this or some advice
how to fix this?
Thanks!
Best,
flo
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Hello,
I'm currently working to setup a experimental drools decision service with
the drools-server component via REST. In the server, I run a stateful
session with rules from a guvnor repo. The stateful session absolutely needs
to stay stateful because I use some of the CEP features in my rules.
I've been working on a proof-of-concept where microseconds count and I need
more performance than JPAKnowledgeService's hibernate/jpa/jta stack can
provide. I can use process event listener's to get the processId, nodeId,
sessionId to persist the state of a rule flow but can't find an API that
wo
On 26/11/2010 15:16, Esteban Aliverti wrote:
Are you using the same session? Sessions are not thread-safe in drools.
Sessions should be thread safe, if they aren't its a bug. Most of the
methods locks while executing.
Looks like bug, something is blocking and not releasing.
Mark
Best,
If you use BTM for JTA implementation, you cannot config your hibernate like
this, please check the BTM online document.
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/BTM/Hibernate2x
You have to config data source in BTM properties files then refer to it in
hibernate.
2010/11/26 Bennet Joseph
> HI
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