Is this paper freely available?
I would be interested in seeing a copy of it since I have recently been using
with Drools to detect all sorts of data conditions in XML documents.
Chris
On 11/01/2013 07:03, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
There was my talk at IntelliFest 2012: Reasoning with XML Data.
I should have had it put up on the conference web site a long time ago.
Still needs final proofreading, and this list is not the place for it, but
you'll receive it via direct email.
-W
On 13/01/2013, Chris Selwyn ch...@selwyn-family.me.uk wrote:
Is this paper freely available?
I would be
I did initially consider just inserting the DOM objects, but the java DOM api
is quite obstruse, and difficult to navigate with MVEL expressions. What I
have done is wrap the DOM api with some syntax sugar, that makes asserting
conditionals a lot neater.
My worry was that this would come at a
Did you have any luck with the Sample Spreadsheet Michael had pointed out?
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Interestingly, once pre-compiled I have found Drools is actually faster than
pre-compiled Groovy in the few examples I have tested. This kind of
suprised me - a lot actually. The pre-compilation of Drools is much more
expensive than Groovy, but the execution is quicker.
On closer inspection,
