Hi,
Thanks for your replay.
I tried this and worked properly.
Thanks and Regards
Annie
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Wolfgang, Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe!
The eval() method worked like a charm.
schöne Gruße
O.
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On 13/11/2012, Omar Baqueiro wrote:
> It seems I have to use 5.0.I am using Drools as part of a third party
> framework called MuleESB (
> http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/MULE3USER/Drools+Module+Reference
> ), so I don't think I have to use the provided version.
>
> Is the str[endsWi
It seems I have to use 5.0.I am using Drools as part of a third party
framework called MuleESB (
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/MULE3USER/Drools+Module+Reference
), so I don't think I have to use the provided version.
Is the str[endsWith] operator available on this 5.0 version?
Oth
you can do this yourself.
-setup 1..n JVMs.
-Each JVM creates a drools instance with the same rules
-Create an facade interface where external application insert/update/retract
are actually operations on an infinispan replication group.
-Each JVM attaches an insert/update/delete listener to the
Which version are you using?
5.4.0 works for me, using either
Message( message.endsWith( "World" ) )
or
Message( message str[endsWith] "World" )
-W
On 13/11/2012, Omar Baqueiro wrote:
> Follow up from my question. I have read more from the Drools expert
> guide (
> http://docs.jboss.or
