The concept was..
I have one Model with fact named *Person*---with *country,state* as fields..
I need to create enumeration for country and state which should be load
dynamically.
Here is my enumeration code
'Person.country' : (new com.sample.DataList()).getMycountriesList()
Now,Its working fi
Thanks Esteban,
Its working fine.Can I enhance this code by adding one more field to
*Man(name,age)*..
It means i need to add field *state* to *Model* man from this Java code.How
can i achieve this..can you please suggest me with the code.Really thanks
for ur suggestions till far.Please help
Thanq Esteban..I combined my code and ur suggestions.Its worked fine..I've
doubt in Enumeration list.Could you please suggest me
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I followed steps simple steps from :
http://blog.athico.com/2010/09/bpmn2-authoring-in-drools-guvnor.htmlÂ
and also I am writing those steps below.
How to use the designer:
a) Download the designer.war from here and unzip it into $jboss_home/server/$config/deploy directory.
b) Start up your serv
DSL has been designed to cover LHS and RHS. You have two (or, perhaps,
three) options:
1) Define a simple DSL for the RHS, too. It could be as simple as
[then][] print {what}=System.out.println( {what} );
2) Prefix Java code lines with '>' - the expander will simply keep the rest.
If you can
See BatchExecutionHelper:
http://docs.jboss.org/drools/release/5.3.0.Final/droolsjbpm-integration-docs/html_single/index.html#d0e830
public class BatchExecutionHelper {
public static XStream newJSonMarshaller() {
Use out camel integration to work with JSON, as it hides a lot of the
complexit
I want to convert my drl to dsl and dslr. I found that if I choose using dsl,
I couldn't write java code in rules any more. I must translate everything in
dsl file. Can I combine dsl and drl in dslr file, like below rule. when I am
using dsl, I will get an error: "[10] Unable to expand:
System.out
1) Expose global object to drools with methods that can serialize and
deserialize JSON. Maybe you could use http://jackson.codehaus.org/.
2) Insert a "wrapper object" into knowledge space that contains a
reference to JSON object as text, stream or whatever.
3) Use (1) to deserialize the JSON data
I can't imagine a questionnaire with more than 100 questions - at least I'd
baulk and probably drop out if there were more ;-). So, let's settle for
100. Then, if there are 100 or 1000 concurrent users, I don't see any
problem with storing 1 or 10 answers, and the rete nodes for the
kind of
Hello; this is probably a pretty basic kind of question, but I want to see
what other users' tricks are for managing memory in their sessions.
My application is a straightforward survey-type application. There are
questions, choices, answers (choice selections) and so on. Once someone
has select
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