Hi,
I just tried the same and indeed the code as presented in the post you
linked cannot work. The problem is that MVEL tries to read the field "value"
of the Temperature class by following the JavaBean specification, i.e. by
looking for a method named "getValue()". It means that if you change the
Hello All
I create a JavaBean and convert it to a Jar File then upload it. Also i create
a sample rule that uses uploaded Jar File then i create a test scenario to test
my rule but when i run my scenario Guvnor says : Unable to load a required
class ! Unable to find class 'Fire' !
my java bea
So you did not create the classes defining the XML structure from an XMl
schema using xjc?
You might get around this by adding, to each package where one of those
files is located, a file called jaxb.index containing a newline separated
list of class names relative to the very same containing pack
Looks like one of the $ldapResponseMap : Map() entries for keys
"zimbraDomainName" or "zimbraDomainType" is not there.
-W
2011/8/5 Devarakonda, Murty
> Hello,
> I am facing a problem with the following code with Drools 5.0.1:
>
> I insert multiple objects as facts into my stateful session here