2011/7/23 Chris Richmond crichm...@referentia.com
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Wolfgang,
Thanks very much for that explanation, it cleared up many questions.
...If the order of your concurrently arriving events is essential, you may
have to insert an ordinal as a property...
Is sequence number a better term for
On 23 July 2011 00:22, pamerida elp...@hotmail.com wrote:
with this rule Im able to get all the facts of the type segmentGroup8
$cuscar : Cuscar(); $group7: SegmentGroup7() from $cuscar.segmentGroup7;
$group8 : SegmentGroup8() from $group7.segmentGroup8;
but I would like to count the
Could you really compile that rule with return($step) as its last
statment? Rule bodies result in void methods, so...
Anyway, you'll need to provide an out identifier with the insert command
to get the inserted object back in your results:
insert out-identifier=TheFirstStep
The CommandFactory
I added that return($step) in my series of attempts to get the stuff to work
- I don't normally use that statement. It did not change the rule
behaviour. But yes, it did compile (I'm at 5.2 Final).
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On 7/22/11 9:17 PM, DroolersEye wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to connect changeset xml file located in the remote Guvnor 5.1
running in WAS7 server in a solaris box.
When I try to integrate the Guvnor using the KnowledgeAgent+Changeset but it
fails to read the changeset xml. It throws parser
Hi,
Thanks for the reply,
My question is how to add the basic authentication details in the remote
changeset.xml file (which is generated by Guvnor and stored in Guvnor
repository)?
note: local changeSet test ok, no issue...the problem raise while adding the
remote changeset.xml file to
The idea is I do not want to make a copy of the changeset xml file since it
is already generated by Guvnor and available in Guvnor repo, I want to use
that remote changset file as input to my knowledgeagent by telling the
remote location of the xml file in Guvnor, the same way how we use the
