Try to create a jar file out of your code and copy it to:
guvnor/WEB-INF/lib/yourCode.jar
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 10:31 PM, drools10
wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am a newbie to drools/guvnor. I am trying to populate a drop-down list
> in guvnor rule generation with preconfigured values(which would come f
Thanks Mark!
This will be my first Rules Fest - I appreciate your clarifications.
Abdel
2010/9/17 Mark Proctor
> On 17/09/2010 19:07, Abdel Dridi wrote:
>
> Edson,
> Would you please clarify what kind of exercise you guys are planing to do
> for the Drools Bootcamp?
> whi
Edson,
Would you please clarify what kind of exercise you guys are planing to do
for the Drools Bootcamp?
which level of Drools knowledge is required to attend the bootcamp?
Is it worth it for people who have been using Drools for some time now?
Thanks,
Abde
2010/9/17 Edson Tirelli
>
>Hey p
In my case, I have three fixed target environments (DEV, UAT and
Production), each environment has a snapshot package in Guvnor. In the
server side I use the Drools HTTP pull to listen to changes in the snapshot.
I move package assets from a snapshot environment to an other only if it
passes the ta
I am using Guvnor packaging and snapshot creation.
I have three environment DEV, UAT and Production, I configured each
environment with a package snapshot to listen to, each time the package
change, I build it then overwrite the snapshot for that particular
environment. This was working great for m
In my application I am using the following flow:
1. I am using Guvnor to allow customer to define business event structure
through the "Declarative Model" feature.
2. After defining the model, customers write rules and package them into
a snapshot where my event-driven-application-serv
Ron,
Drools-Guvnor allows you to author, test and deploy new rules at runtime but
as a package and not as a single rule asset.
Adding or modifying a new rule can result in creating a conflict with
existing rules therefore building and analyzing rules as a package is a step
that you dont want to mi
