[rules-users] Determining the active nodeinstance for a process

I'm trying to determine 'where' a process is (not the active/completed/ etc. state), but the wait state. One way of doing this (and tracing the process execution) would be via a RuleFlowEventListener; however is there a way to query a ProcessInstance (or something?) for this information?

[rules-users] JPA process working in container?

Hi there, Has anyone been successful with Drools 5.1 and persistent processes? I've been debugging for quite a while now and not sure if the code was meant to run in a container. I'm using Spring 2.5, Drools 5.1, and Hibernate 3.3 Specifically: In SingleSessionCommandService a) the

Re: [rules-users] Drools Flow Trigger process by ruleset

of the rule or by specifying an explicit value. Note that it is internally simply translated to your 2nd option. We'll try to add the editor for this property for the Drools. 5.0.0.GA release. Kris - Original Message - From: Garrett Conaty garr...@conaty.net To: Rules Users List rules-users

[rules-users] Drools Flow Trigger process by ruleset

I've seen in the latest docs on trunk that it's possible to set some constraints on a start node so that a process would execute when the appropriate rules matched. However I can't see an example of this, nor can I edit the properties through the Eclipse UI. Is it possible to define a

[rules-users] human tasks example with 5.0

Can anyone point me to some solid examples for mixing processes with human interaction? I've been trawling through the codebase and it looks like drools is geared to support all kinds of different process mappings (jpdl, ruleflow, bpel, etc.) on the core engine. Looks very cool and