Thank you, Esteban,
this is working for me.
Also, with Drools 5.1.1 the KnowledgeAgent is resubscribing to Guvnor after
shutdown/restart even without the disk cache.
Best Regards,
Gerret
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Hello,
if you have a package com.foo in Guvnor it is possible to create a new
package com.foo.bar.
Guvnor will then place the bar package beneath the foo package in the
KBaseTree.
But other than that the sub package doesn't have any relation to its parent,
which I find unfortunate, too.
I was
Hmm...
I'm currently working with 5.0 which doesn't have built-in selectors. As you
have said, I would consider this a workaround. I'm not so much in favour of
relying on a manual build and configuration process with setting the right
categories, choosing the respective selector and creating a
Hi all,
does anybody know whether it's possible to reference a FactType declared
in one rule file from another one? I'm developing rules with Eclipse
(using Drools 5.0.1) and the rules are spread over a couple of .drl
files. It would be nice to be able to declare a FactType in one file,
have
Thank you, Wolfgang.
Indeed, it works if I compile programmatically via Ant and make sure I'm
getting the order correct.
Unfortunately, still, the Eclipse compiler complains. I've tried splitting
rules into two source folders and placing the one with the FactType on top
of the build path, but no
Hi Ram,
I've been using hibernate 3.3 with an Oracle11g which auto-created the dirty
column as a NUMBER(1,0) type.
Giving it a quick try, when I map as you've sketched above and add
property name=dirty access=field type=boolean column=dirty
length=1/
to the sessionInfo mapping the dirty
Forgot to mention that you might need to adjust the Hibernate dialect:
property name=hibernate.dialect value=org.hibernate.dialect.OracleDialect/
Greetings,
Gerret
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wytten dale.wyttenbach at gmail.com writes:
The tables will be created depending on how you have persistence.xml
configured (I used hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto value 'create')
However, I did experience a problem with the eventTypes member of
ProcessInstanceInfo:
'create table
H.C. canterburry at gmail.com writes:
Hey,
I am having the same problem. I have tried dubugging both as a Drools
Application and a Drools Unit Test and in either case, I get no agenda,
working memory or globals in the views even when I select an data item from
Variables view in the
Hi all,
for deploying our rules we usually create packages in Guvnor
and then deploy the .pkg binaries to our application where we access them
via a change set file, e.g. as a classpath or url resource.
We have also used the Drools Ant task to create packages directly from
the rule sources in
Hi Mike,
I have been working with Drools for only a few months now and am still rather
new to it, but we've have made the same experience, switching from rules only to
rules with flow, and I'm certain it's the right way to go.
The performance implications you mention depend mainly on the way the
Hello,
I have got an issue with the KnowledgeAgent that seems not to survive a Guvnor
restart. The scenario is as follows:
* We use Drools 5.0
* On our application server we create a KnowledgeAgent
applying a ChangeSet that points to a package binary on a separate Guvnor
server
like so:
Hello,
I have got an issue with the KnowledgeAgent that seems not to survive a Guvnor
restart. The scenario is as follows:
* We use Drools 5.0
* On our application server we create a KnowledgeAgent
applying a ChangeSet that points to a package binary on a separate Guvnor
server
like so:
Hello,
I have got a question about Exception handling policy in Drools 5.0.
My issue is a case where a client application triggered rule execution on the
server, which was throwing a ConsequenceException.
The client, not having drools libs in its classpath, then had a
ClassNotFoundException.
I
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