I was profiling an application running on 4.0.4 and saw a dramatic decrease
in memory consumption after we disabled shadow proxy. I think this might be
a good starting point too.
Thanks
Samir
Mike D wrote:
>
> Edson,
>
> We are running into the same issue. Do you happen to have an ETA for th
Hi Edson,
I tried the exact method you asked me to and seems like now i am getting an
error while I add the rule. Also the rules still dont get fired.
I'm going to send you the code again and maybe you can fix it and send it
back to me after testing that all 3 scenarios for the messageId = Test,
Hi Edson,
I just saw Mark Proctor's message about filing bugs so that they get
addressed in 4.0.5 and was wondering if the fix for this issue is also going
to be in the same release? Thanks for being so proactive about the issues
and having a quick turnaround time.
regards
Samir
samirsss
Hi Edson,
I did send you an email with the sample of how to recreate this issue and
hopefully you can also find the issue and get a fix out. Meanwhile I am
planning to write the new rule back to the rule file and re-initialize the
Rulebase with the updated drl file, which works fine.
-Samir
Ed
I tried using the jars from the 4.0.x branch after building them and that
still doesnt seem to change the outcome. I see that the package builder has
the rule added to it and the count of the rules from it is incremented.
public void testDynamicRules()
{
//Create a rule dynamically an
the 4.0.x branch (to be
> released as 4.0.5) related to dynamic rules.
>Can you please try it out? If it is still a problem, please open a JIRA
> attaching your test case. I will look into it and fix it.
>
>Thanks,
> Edson
>
> 2008/3/3, samirsss <[EMAIL P
Just wanted to update on the status:
I did try the DrlDumper and the result was I get is the exact rule I put
into the DRL file. It works fine when its there in the DRL file and it
doesnt fire when I just add it dynamically from my java code.
samirsss wrote:
>
> I did try the DRLDump
I did try the DRLDumper and everything seems to be correct. Also just to let
users know i am using 4.0.4 which is almost the lastest release.
Thanks for any help
Regards
Samir
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Hi,
Here's the source code of the rule I am trying to add:
public void testDynamicRules()
{
//Create a rule dynamically and check if it fired from log statements
RuleBase ruleBase = wm.getRuleBase();
Package[] pkg = ruleBase.getPackages();
if(pkg[0] !=
