Ooopppss,
I forgot to paste the links! (thanks lucaz!)
http://grails.org/plugin/drools-gorm
https://github.com/bauna/drools-gorm
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Bauna
On 03/30/2011 05:55 PM, Pablo Nussembaum wrote:
Hey All,
I just released a new version of the drools-gorm plugin based on the lastest
stable version
You need to configure bitronix[0] to provide JTA. Or use drools-spring
that allows you to use drools-persisntece-jpa without JTA.
[0] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/BTM/Tomcat13
On 09/03/2010 08:53 AM, liang wrote:
i found that tomcat 6 have not JTA,which server is able to persistence?
在
If you don't want to change your app to use JPA. You still can switch to
start using JTA as a transaction manager. Doing that would allow you use
the same transaction in your code and in drools flow. I've never done
that by myself but I'm 97% sure it is doable.
On Saturday 22,May,2010 12:45 AM,
Hi, Working on adding support spring to flow, here you have an example
app: http://www.plugtree.com/downloads/DroolsFlowSpring.tgz
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Baunax
On Friday 21,May,2010 11:00 AM, xdirewolfx wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using drools extensively in some of our applications. We are
looking at moving
The current implementation is based on JPA, so it's mandatory to use an
EntityManagerFactory.
Could you give us more detail on how are accessing the DB and which
persistence mechanism are you using?
Thanks,
On Friday 21,May,2010 12:49 PM, xdirewolfx wrote:
Thanks for response. Looked through
Hi Kiram,
We are currently working, through the spring integration, on adding
support for using processes without JTA. The only pending feature is the
automatic rollback handling that JTA provides, that means that you
*MUST* reload the session instance after a rollback.
Here you have an example
