Got it. Thanks.
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I think this is the only option:
Upload the model into the global area, then within each package, you can create
a new model and instead of uploading you can "Import from Global".
Although this is duplication rather than dependency, and you need to copy into
each of your packages every time the
Thanks Stephen for the detailed explanation. I agree that its not a good
option to add the dependency to the Server lib, and I also do not want to
mix up facts between my Java project and Drools, for various reasons.
One other related question though, is there a way in Guvnor to specify
dependency
As with any Java app, a Jar's dependencies need to be on the classpath.
Uploading a POJO model to Guvnor doesn't put it on the class path, so it needs
to encapsulate all its dependencies.
I would recommend setting your build up so that it produces both POJO models
(assuming you actually need bo
Hi,
I have created 2 projects in Eclipse - the first one is the Base Project
with the Model defined for this as BaseModel.jar. The send one is the
Extension Project which inherits the BaseModel and extends it, this Model is
called ExtendedModel.jar.
In Eclipse I can set the dependency on BaseMode
