Thanks a lot Prem, I will try using the steps you provided and get back to
you in case of any issues.
Thanks,
Viki
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Guvnor exposes its resources (compiled or not) through urls. You can access
those urls to get the rules, and add them to a kbase. If that it what you
need, then you don't need execution server at all.
Best,
2010/7/3 Premkumar Stephen
> Hi Vignesh,
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> Please read Mauricio's explanation above on
Hi Vignesh,
Please read Mauricio's explanation above on when to use.
In addition, this approach frees you up from using Drools from only java
applications. For instance, we invoke the rules engine from Rails code.
Basically, you need to do the following steps:
1) Create a xml or json in the pres
Hi Prem,
I have tried the sample codes available to invoke a rule created in
Guvnor/rules file directly and I am able to do it successfully and I had
tried different stuffs over it. Currently what I am working on is, I need to
invoke the rules via web service and return the values depending upon
Hi Vignesh,
When you want to decouple the rules execution from your local JVM you need
the server.
If you want to run your rules in the same JVM that you application you don't
need it.
When you have a large amount of rules and sessions, you will probably prefer
to use the server in order to decoupl
Vignesh,
There is sample code available when you get the source code from the trunk.
Is there a reason you are choosing the execution server, over directly
invoking the rules?
Regards,
Prem
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 1:44 PM, Vignesh wrote:
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> Can you please let me know the steps or provide som
Can you please let me know the steps or provide some more details on how to
invoke a rule on Guvnor through execution server, which I am currently
working on and it will be helpful to proceed further.
Thanks,
Viki
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If I don't remember wrong in that version you have the first version of
drools-server that only host stateless sessions.
Right now we are working in the second version of the drools execution
server, and it will be ready (i think) for 5.1.CR1.
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Vignesh wrote:
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Hi, I am using Drools 5.0.0
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Hi, which version of drools are you using?
On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 1:36 PM, Vignesh wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I am new to Execution servers and I have created few rules in Guvnor, I
> want
> to invoke the rules via XML and validate the data which I want to process
> through the execution server. Any de
Hi,
I am new to Execution servers and I have created few rules in Guvnor, I want
to invoke the rules via XML and validate the data which I want to process
through the execution server. Any detail/pointers on how to do this would be
highly appreciated.
Thanks,
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