Taking a look at my latest project as I started today that is correct, my
bad, just was remembering that it was underlined but works fine.
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I concur that Eclipse shows it as a depreciated method. On 5.5.0 using
Helios and now Juno
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Using the latest JBPM installer demo setup, I have a simple program. It has
an object called person with a name and a salary. In guvonor there is a
simple rule that I scaled back from the original to try to see what is
happening. If I have a condition (salary >= 5000) it gives a null
exception, i
My $.02
I'm early in my use of Drools and Rules and struggled at first with the lack
of ELSE. At first I would frequently feel "an ELSE would be prefect here".
After awhile I believe that NOT having Else is a good thing. As I get
better with writing rules I find that most of the times when I th
My question is pretty much a duh! on my part, wasn't thinking about all the
syntax options in DRL. Forgot about eval that can call a custom routine.
Thanks,
JimK
JimK wrote:
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> This looks to be similar to the lecture compactness goal in the
> examination problem. I ca
Working from the cloud computing example I am modifying it as a learning
exercise that might have real world use for a client. The client makes items
that vary in size and weight. I have built rules to handle the weight and
size constraints to optimize loading of a box. Planner does a great job of
