Your best option would be to add a BRL Fragment column.
You'd then have to add a "Free Form Text" condition, enter plain DRL using
@{a-variable-name} as the entry-point in the DRL.
With kind regards,
Mike
On 9 December 2013 23:41, dunnlow wrote:
> manstis wrote
> > Are you using a XLS decis
Thanks for that, Wolfgang. I have been working on something else for a few
days, but just switched over to batch execution, and that is giving me some
appropriate results (my tests are passing).
Which leads me to the question ...
Given that Example 3.4.1 in the Drools 5.5.0.Final user guide doe
The mean thing is that the code
org.drools.command.CommandFactory
uses the generic interface
org.drools.command.Command
for all commands without specifying the generic parameter with the many
newXyz methods. If it were written well, it would tell you what to
expect from the command execution,
Hmm … so the use of batch execution instead of InsertObjectCommand improved
things. However I have noticed that although rules are activating as expected,
and facts are being inserted, my queries don’t seem to get any results. For
instance with the following code:
Based on a stateless session:
Yay! I found the conflicting process using that port and now its all golden .
I see all the menu options.
Although it would be nice to have it working on tomcat as well because thats
the JVM we use enterprise wide. But for now I am going to go ahead and play
with the work bench in jboss!
Thanks
On 11 Dec 2013, at 16:54, anjana.ackroyd wrote:
> Yay! I found the conflicting process using that port and now its all golden .
> I see all the menu options.
great :)
> Although it would be nice to have it working on tomcat as well because thats
> the JVM we use enterprise wide. But for now I
Sorry one last question hopefully
To clone a repository on my machine I run
git clone gitolite@vlslcdapp01:com.enterprise.service/service-rules-dsl
In the Kie-wb I am trying to clone a repository , if I put the URL as
git://gitolite@vlslcdapp01:com.enterprise.service/service-rules-dsl it
do
Hi just tried a simple example in which I loop and then I change the rule but
I did not see my changes taking place. Please advice.
while(true) {
Thread.sleep(100);
Message message = new Message();
message.setMessage("Hello World");
Hmm, whelp, no, nothing empirical. I think in my head I am combining a few
things I've read.
In the Developers Cookbook (pg130) there is a comment that entry points can
help reduce cross products and can be used to partition memory. I remember
reading that the entry points are built during com
we have unit tests that say otherwise:
https://github.com/sotty/drools/blob/master/drools-compiler/src/test/java/org/drools/compiler/integrationtests/IncrementalCompilationTest.java
You’ll need to provide more information, or better still copy one of those unit
tests to try and create a failed as
Drools 6.0.0
I have searched doc and google, but have not found what I am looking for -
if you have link that would be great too.
I am creating my first .dsl file and using them in a guided rule. I notice
that when you select this, the file extension is rdslr versus rdrl. Also,
you can access
Hi Manstis,
I am going to try out what you have suggested, but I have the following
questions :
In the first instance this answer looked alright, but then how is it a
dynamic module? I was under the impression (as mentioned in the doco also)
that by having kie-ci on the classpath, it can pull dow
Hi Manstis,
Also, I am running another instane of KIE-WB which points to the default
M2_REPO i.e /home/user/.m2 and I I have done "build and deploy" to push the
built jar to this repo.
Then I have written a Java SE application and I am able to successfully
dynamically download the jar and run the
Oh, I don't doubt for a moment that it is working. I know it is working.
What I am trying to figure out is what step am I missing.
I installed drool 6.0 Eclipse plugin and simply added a loop in the out of
the box hello word example.
while the loop is running, I went into the eclipse editor, m
And here is how my Java code looks like :
public class HelloWorldRuleExecutor {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
String msg = "xxx";
KieServices ks = KieServices.Factory.get();
KieCo
I assume .m2, kie-wb and your application are all running on the same
computer? Delete from your .m2 and try again (without having the repository
in your pom). It should fail.
When everything is in the same computer it is harder (for you) to replicate
a remote maven repository. Deleting from .m2 c
Yes, you are correct, my application, .m2 and kie-wb are running on the same
machine., and I can see your point. But in the different instance(the
scenario that I originally described) I have a web application, .m2 and
kie-web running on the same machine and my code is not able to download the
jar
it’s not quite that automatic.
You can only do updates vis the dynamic modules system. you have to build jars
and update to the latest jar.
Go through the KIE examples docs, and the unit tests I showed you.
Mark
On 11 Dec 2013, at 22:31, wtang wrote:
> Oh, I don't doubt for a moment that it i
On 11/12/2013, dunnlow wrote:
> Hmm, whelp, no, nothing empirical. I think in my head I am combining a few
> things I've read.
>
> In the Developers Cookbook (pg130) there is a comment that entry points can
> help reduce cross products and can be used to partition memory. I remember
> reading th
You don't need to run on 2 machines; I was trying to explain why the
dependency could be resolved in kie-wb without the additional
element in your consuming projects pom.
You are correct that the pom is used at build time. There were lots of
emails recently about your enquiry that showed the solu
Thanks manstis. I will be eagerly looking forward to the solution.
Vimal
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On 12 Dec 2013 07:26, "vimalkansal" wrote:
> Thanks manstis. I will be eagerly looking forward to the solution.
>
> Vimal
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Please note this relates to remote maven repositories; I.e. where kie-wb
(and it's maven repo) are on one machine; and your consuming application on
another machine.
If everything is on a single machine use of settings.xml is not needed as
artifacts should be resolved against .m2.
There is a thre
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