Hi Mario,
thanks for your response.
I use Drools 6.0.0.Final and jBPM 6.0.0.Final.
The problem is that the outcomes of tests that check firing the
specified rules differ every time. Mostly everything fails, but
sometimes a test or two pass.
I haven't tried removing jBPM related stuff, right
Hi,
I use rules together with processes. One global process signals the
TurnEvent to other processes in the working memory.
declare TurnEvent
@role(event)
end
Then, when started a process, which waits for TurnEvent another event is
signaled - the ProcessWaitsForTurnEvent
Hi,
maybe I misunderstood you, but what about a set collection. Just
implementd equals method of A properly and use accumulate function
collectList
when
accumulate(
C(
$a:b.a
)
, $uniqueASet:collectSet($a)
)
then
do whatever you want
Hope
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Mark
On 6 May 2014, at 23:12, Jan Šťastný newohy...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I came across in my view strange behaviour of rules defined with
activation-group and salience. I use this combination to set the
priority of exclusively fired rules Democracy City Tiles
Hi,
I came across in my view strange behaviour of rules defined with
activation-group and salience. I use this combination to set the
priority of exclusively fired rules Democracy City Tiles Production
and Basic City Tiles Production.
Their definitions:
rule Democracy City Tiles Production
Hi,
I have a kjar with kmodule.xml, where my kbase and its ksession are defined.
Then I'd like to inject the ksession into my service component and work
with it. But. I don't know where to configure persistence for the
session. Well, in kmodule.xml there is not such an entry. And after
Hi,
can anybody tell me, how can I declare a type which I can use in
multiple files?
Sure, I can create a java class and then import to respective files. But
I was wondering whether there was a solution which wouldn't demand
compilation of source code after each change of rules (extending the
