Hi all,
I'm currently testing
Guvnor(guvnor-distribution-wars-5.4.0.Final-jboss-as-7.0.war) on AS 7.1 and
it seems to work fine apart from logging. I tried to play around with
jboss-deployment-structure.xml to include and exclude the logging libraries
from Jboss and also removing the logging jar's
A rule flow is something you create by design and can visualize with
some suitable graphical tool. Reverse engineering this from DRL code
wouldn't help much because it can only show possible flows, not the
ones that are actually used.
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On 03/07/2012, al so wrote:
> I am looking for a first cla
On 03/07/2012, zephyr wrote:
> In this case yes, but generally those dependences can be much more
> complicated and this example is the simplest ilustration of the problem.
>
> It can also be
>
> a-> b ->c ->d ->b
In this scenario, Fact b would not be inserted again, because thruth maintenance
a
I suppose this is a case for java.util.Objects.equals(). Mind, this is
Java 1.7 but you can use the source (in another pacakge) with older
versions.
Also, com.google.common.base.Objects has a similar equal() method.
-W
On 03/07/2012, rogelio_sevilla1 wrote:
> Good day everyone:
>
> Sorry if thi
I am looking for a first class support during the rule development time.
On Mon, Jul 2, 2012 at 7:27 PM, Jervis Liu wrote:
> On 2012/7/3 10:10, al so wrote:
>
> Given a rule definition file(.drl), Is there any UI tool that can
> visualize the execution order of Rules? [based on the controls
> (
has any1 tried running Guvnor 5.4 Final in jboss AS 4.x ..
if they have..please lemme know how ??
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thanks for the reply mike !!
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On 2012/7/3 10:10, al so wrote:
Given a rule definition file(.drl), Is there any UI tool that can
visualize the execution order of Rules? [based on the controls
(salience,etc) defined inside the rule]
You can use Drools Guvnor: "QA" -> "Test Scenarios". If you run the test
scenario, the audi
On 2012/7/2 23:43, paco wrote:
> Hi Jervis,
>
> I will explain clearly the problem I had:
> I've imported rules (500 rules with a capacity of 30,000 KB)on guvnor.
> After clicking on the directory of all my rules.
> I checked all my rules
> I clicked on “open” to open on a rule and after I when to
Given a rule definition file(.drl), Is there any UI tool that can visualize
the execution order of Rules? [based on the controls (salience,etc) defined
inside the rule]
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Good day everyone:
Sorry if this is a too basic question.
I'm having a recurrent problem on my rules and I still don't know how to
really solve it, I searched here at the forum but I'm not so sure that the
solutions proposed would work for my use case.
I have to call many different methods on t
In this case yes, but generally those dependences can be much more
complicated and this example is the simplest ilustration of the problem.
It can also be
a-> b ->c ->d ->b
(that makes b,c,d equivalent, but is little less trivial to detect)
or more complicated
a->b
b->c
c and d -> b
d nad a are
I have both drools and jBPM plugin installed. Where do you do that right
click? Anything that is intuitive won't work in eclipse. I did the right
click on drl file and didn't see any such options.
On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 1:01 AM, Caillard, Quentin <
quentin.caill...@ariadnext.com> wrote:
> The ru
Hello. I posted this issue quite awhile ago and also created Jira
JBRULES-3388. Esteban proposed a solution and submitted a pull request but
this was not resolved in 5.3 or 5.4 releases. I haven't seen Esteban online
for awhile, so perhaps it has been overlooked. This seems like a
significant
One could control the rule execution order using various different
constructs (like salience, etc) within the rule definition file. Is there
any UI tool that can take the drl file and visualize the rule execution
flow? Does it help the section of audience who doesn't understand the
concepts like a
Hi Jervis,
I will explain clearly the problem I had:
I've imported rules (500 rules with a capacity of 30,000 KB)on guvnor.
After clicking on the directory of all my rules.
I checked all my rules
I clicked on “open” to open on a rule and after I when to button “source”
After I clicked on “Ver
Hello Benfro,
I have a similar problem.
I want to make a test scenario, when an Order has a list (arraylist) of
CollectionRef.
But I don't know how to input that CollectionRef in the Order test scenario
field.
The CollectionRef is a very simple interface:
//
private String colCode;
Am 02.07.2012 15:29, schrieb zephyr:
> zephyr wrote
>> I want to use "magick" of logical insert to keep dynamically changing
>> inferred facts up to date. The problem are cyclic dependences:
>>
>> "a -> b" means "when a than insertLogical( new b()) end"
>>
>> a -> b
>> b -> c
>> c -> b
>>
>> when i
zephyr wrote
>
> I want to use "magick" of logical insert to keep dynamically changing
> inferred facts up to date. The problem are cyclic dependences:
>
> "a -> b" means "when a than insertLogical( new b()) end"
>
> a -> b
> b -> c
> c -> b
>
> when i insert "a" b and c are correctly inferred
This is from Expert (5.4.0):
Using a delegate is another way of global resolution. Assigning a
value to a global (with setGlobal(String, Object)) results in the
value being stored in an internal collection mapping identifiers to
values. Identifiers in this internal collection will have priority
ov
Hi Laune !
Finally I am able to read 100 thousand records as rule through reading CSV.
Thanks very very much for your precious time. I would also like to thank
Mike and other guys who have contributed in this thread.
Thanks !!! :)
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The WAR you have used targets JBoss AS 7.x.
We do not test Guvnor 5.4.0.Final on JBoss AS 4.x and will not do so.
Regrettably, should you need to use JBoss AS 4.x, you will need to find
your own solutions (although there may be other community members who can
help).
We needed to package as diffe
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