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[rules-users] Re: Re: JBRMS Query, very imp for me

A03B 3DB3 7485 D804 DDFB On May 30, 2007, at 12:54 AM, jagaran das wrote: > Hi Mark, > You are right I would try to use Hibernate to store data in MySql. > But I have a different problem. > For creating rule package through JBRMS I have done following stuffs: > > The proj

[rules-users] Re: JBRMS Query, very imp for me

don't have anything for that at the moment, you'd have to create this yourself. Mark jagaran das wrote: Hey Mark, Nice to receive your post. If we want to store data directly in the database we need some specific rule table and ruleset table and other tables and a persistence se

[rules-users] Building a package will collect all the assets, validate and compile into a deployable package.

Hi, The message below is shown after i have created all the necessary stuffs. Building a package will collect all the assets, validate and compile into a deployable package. and the message that Package built successfully. But cant down load the package as it is giving the following menage. St

[rules-users] A Suggestion

Hi I n BRMS when you upload a Fact model it takes any input you give. I mean let it be a simple file, a war file. But I think it gets reflected if you give only a jar file as input. So it would be nice if we have a check that we can upload only jar file and nothing else. Regards Jagaran

[rules-users] JBRMS Query

Hi, I am successfull in inserting rules from a Web interface in to database. In the recent release of BRMS, Jack Rabbit is used as content repository but we can configure it to store its data in MySql too. But i want to know is it possible to store the data directly from BRMS engine to Mysql ?