On 31/05/2013, Mark Proctor wrote:
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> On 30 May 2013, at 23:36, "Stadin, Benjamin"
> wrote:
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>> I'd be willing to get involved, but since you mention clp to drl only,
>> will it also be possibly to convert drl to clp?
> yes. There is already a "DrlDumper" that takes a Rule and dumps it to a
>
Hi,
I am trying to access guvnor(on tomcat) through my application(on websphere)
through a rest API call using "HttpURLConnection", but when i use
connection.connect();
it throws me the following error. Any idea about this error or which jar
might I be missing,
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
On 30 May 2013, at 23:36, "Stadin, Benjamin"
wrote:
> I'd be willing to get involved, but since you mention clp to drl only, will
> it also be possibly to convert drl to clp?
yes. There is already a "DrlDumper" that takes a Rule and dumps it to a string,
using a bunch of recursive mvel temp
I'd be willing to get involved, but since you mention clp to drl only, will it
also be possibly to convert drl to clp?
It could be my imagination only, but I think the possibility to define a
process once for a parent server instance and being able to execute (parts of
the process) temporarily
drools-clips was both a parser and a shell. The parser basically converted clp
fr drl, to then be executed in a shell. There was however no interested in the
project at all, so we discontinued it.
The parser and converter might be salvageable, if the project is rescoped
simply at a clp to drl t
On 30 May 2013, at 21:26, Michael Anstis wrote:
> At the moment 6.0 authenticates users from a properties file (drools-wb) or
> with JACC (kie-drools-wb and kie-wb).
>
> Uberfire, the underlying workbench library, supports a finer grained
> permissions model however we are still discussing re
At the moment 6.0 authenticates users from a properties file (drools-wb) or
with JACC (kie-drools-wb and kie-wb).
Uberfire, the underlying workbench library, supports a finer grained
permissions model however we are still discussing requirements for 6.0.
Previous "package" level permissions may b
Hi,
I'm interested in possibilities to convert (one-way) Drools to CLIPS rules.
I've followed the discussion about the canceled support for the CLIPS parser in
Drools ("Drools Clips", last reply 2 Feb 2013). However, are there any options
left to make a one-way conversion?
My interest in this
To be honest, I don't think any documentation has been updated for 6.0 from
5.5, we've just not had the time yet.
That said, as far as I am concerned, DSLs remain in 6.0. We have continued
suppprt for them in Drools Workbench (what was called Guvnor, but more
about that soon).
DSLs are basically
Quick question: we've been using Oracle with the BRMS (and with DROOLS running
with Tomcat) without only minor issues.
Now someone has the idea to replace Oracle with Teradata, and I'm supposed to
prototype a JDBC connection - which for various reasons has not been going
smoothly.
Has anyone
Can you provide a reason/reference/link that casts doubt on continued DSL
support in Guvnor 6? DSLs are still included in the Guvnor 6's Beta
documentation, so I figured that they will continue to be supported.
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5.3 worked much better, without authentication. I even was able to import my
5.5 repository, albeit with some issues.
Oddly, writing the PKG throws an exception. I have written the code to
export a PKG before, but I wonder if this is related to the permission under
the WebSphere directory? Some
I think first question to ask is, will drools 6 still include DSLs?
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Maybe it's too early to ask this question, but in reviewing 6.0 beta 2 I didn't
see how user security would be managed.
In 5.1.1 we have 100+ packages with 100+ users assigned various roles from read
only to authoring. Our packages are hierarchical in that we have an
overarching and intermedia
Thanks. With 5.5. and your components.xml I get:
Trying 5.3 :) Thanks for your help!
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Does Guvnor 5.5.0.Final provide i18n for created DSLs? If not, might this be
an upcoming Guvnor 6 feature?
I have seen the i18n/l10n of Guvnor's main UI, via the locale parameter, and
this is great. To fully support international customers, though, we need to
extend this to the the DSL that is a
btw … It sounds like you have tried 5.5, 5.4 and 5.2.
It may be worth checking out 5.3 if you keep hitting issues with 5.5.
So far I have only found 5.3 to be usable as a version of Guvnor. When I tried
a migration to 5.5.0.Final I found that it had too many bugs in functionality
which was cruc
Sorry … talking nonsense here. It's the other way around. Ignore me. :-/
On 30 May 2013, at 14:43, Stephen Masters wrote:
> Erm … something seems wrong here.
>
> If you're using 5.5.0.Final, then there should be no "beans.xml" in your
> WEB-INF directory.
>
> 5.5 uses Seam 3, which is config
Erm … something seems wrong here.
If you're using 5.5.0.Final, then there should be no "beans.xml" in your
WEB-INF directory.
5.5 uses Seam 3, which is configured with a "components.xml" file. Below is a
copy of mine with logins disabled.
Steve
http://jboss.com/products/seam/components";
Sure! I believe this is the all from the exploded 5.5 Guvnor war:
guvnor\WEB-INF\lib\seam-security-3.1.0.Final.jar
guvnor\WEB-INF\lib\seam-security-api-3.1.0.Final.jar
and the /WEB-INF/beans.xml:
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