It depends on what kind of rule it is.
If it's a 'technical' (DRL) rule, then you just add "no-loop" after the rule
name.
If it's a web based decision table, then it's on the "attributes" tab for that
table.
As Rich mentioned, it's much easier for us to help if you post the rule/code.
Steve
Please post your code so we can see what you are trying to do. It is very
difficult to help you if we can't see what you are doing.
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I am very new to Guvnor.So, Can you please let me know where i need to add
noloop
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Could you post your rule and the code you are using to run it?
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In this https://issues.jboss.org/browse/GUVNOR-1974, they ask to change the
preferences.properties. but i could not find that file. can you please help
me on that
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The usual reason would be that you have a rule which is updating a fact on
which it has a constraint. After each update it is therefore re-evaluated. In
which case, you just need to add "no-loop" to it.
Steve
On 5 Sep 2013, at 10:47, Smurfs wrote:
> Hi
> I am working on guvnor in jboss.
>
Hi
I am working on guvnor in jboss.
I have created a simple test scenario to test a rule of quantity greater
than 5. When i run the scenario, it shows the message as "maximum number of
rule firings (10) was reached. it is likely that there is a infinite
loop". I am getting out of memory becau
