Hi
I did not get the use case here.
When you write :
The Problem : I have an optimisation engine that can allocate some activities
to some resources, while optimizing some KPIs (Key Performance Indicator).
The optimizer takes as input (among others) a list of forbiden allocations
that
Op 24-10-12 20:30, hare ram schreef:
Hi All,
I am newbie to Drools. I just downloaded
drools-distribution-5.4.0.Final. If I look at the binaries
directory.
there are lots of jar files in it. I want to know what the minimum
set of jars i
Hi Esteban:
First, thanks for the answer.
I'd rather not use the fireUnitHalt() method because I'm in a application
server (JBoss) where it is not advisable to open a thread.
If I have to choose, I prefer the second option.
Greetings!
2012/12/7 Mauricio Salatino sala...@gmail.com
There
Hi all:
I have a Guvnor Repository with same rules.
Then, I have a web application with a KnowledgeAgent. The agent has the
drools.agent.newInstance property in false, to update the
KnowledgeStatefulSession with every change in the KnowledgeBase, and the
scanning interval setted in 10 seconds.
If am using a Stateful knowledge session with a rule flow group. I am
inserting into working memory one instance of each class/type listed below.
All of the rules fire except for rule 14. Rule 14 and 15 are very similar
but for some reason only rule 15 fires. If I swap the physical order of
hi,
I'm new to Drools and I'm doing some performance benchmark to see if I can
scale up a StatelessSession engine. I did the benchmark on a 8 core machine
but the results shows the engine can only take advantage of 1.5 cores at any
time.
here is my tests:
1. create a KnowledgeBase
2. started
hi Salaboy,
Thank you for your reply. I read some of your blog posts and find them very
helpful for my learning of Drools.
But for the question I raised here, create multiple stateless sessions with
the same rules in different threads is exactly what I was trying. But I
found that the rule engine
I tried profiling my test program and found that all thread spent most of
their time blocking or waiting for the same lock:
org.drools.runtime.process.ProcessRuntimeFactory.getProcessRuntimeFactoryService()
and
org.drools.common.AbstractRuleBase.lock()
examples:
Thread-6 [WAITING] CPU time: 1s
