Because it is done like that :
- Do the compilation, by filtering assets given to a package builder, and
store the corresponding KB as a binary object
- Then, but only then, create the snapshot, by copying all resources to a
'snapshot' part of repo
So the compilation and snapshot actions ar
I think there might be a conceptual problem here. Stateless sessions are
supposed to take a snapshot of facts (and/or events) and run all rules for
them and dispose the session. Since it is a snapshot, there is no concept of
time flow during the execution and so it can only run in the equivalent
I recently ran into this issue and I've confirmed through testing that Drools
5.3.0.CR1 in conjunction with JBPM 5.1.1 Final fixes the problem.
We're currently rolling our JVMs nightly to prevent out of memory errors, so
I need to deploy this upgrade to production ASAP. Can anyone tell me what
th
I believe early next week, unless something critical arises. Mark Proctor
will have the final say.
sent on the move
On 30 Sep 2011 18:55, "Jamie" wrote:
> I recently ran into this issue and I've confirmed through testing that
Drools
> 5.3.0.CR1 in conjunction with JBPM 5.1.1 Final fixes the prob
Thanks that did it!
From: lhorton
To: rules-users@lists.jboss.org
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 6:33 PM
Subject: Re: [rules-users] Changeset does not monitor folder correctly
I wrote a small test for loading your drl files with different change sets,
and bot
as suggested in his post by Thomas , we are retracting the facts from memory.
we are doing it in the finally block to make sure a rule session exception
does not leave the facts in memory .
for ex, we came across an incorrect regular expression syntax within the
rules when using incorrect syntax
Hi,
running tests scenarios in Guvnor 5.2.0.Cr1 seems to be causing memory leak
eventually.
since the StatefulKnowledgeSession or the related class seems to have
similar kind of leak in 5.2.0.Cr1, could it be that the same issue is
causing the leak within Guvnor as well ?
we tried to upgrade to
You are correct, the decision table model changed between 5.1 and
5.2.0.Final.
You can load 5.1 tables into 5.2.0.Final but the model changed between
pre-release 5.2.0.CR1 and 5.2.0.Final to support CEP functions.
Guvnor uses Drools Expert to run tests and therefore problems in Expert will
affect
On 2011/9/29 15:46, Mario Viertel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using an own web service (Axis2; tomcat 6) to interact with Guvnor.
> All drools related jars (drools*, mvel*, knowledge-api) are contained
> in the lib folder of service's aar file. Via knowledge-api the service
> interacts with the guvnor re
