Sorry for my terminology; I'm a noob, but I think I understand your
suggestion. By initial facts, I just mean the facts that I insert within
my batchexecution command. In reality, I am adding a pojo to that
batchexecutioncommand and then my rules check the pojo's attributes. I
don't want that
On 17/01/2012, dunnlow dunn...@yahoo.com wrote:
Sorry for my terminology; I'm a noob, but I think I understand your
suggestion. By initial facts, I just mean the facts that I insert within
my batchexecution command. In reality, I am adding a pojo to that
batchexecutioncommand and then my
Perhaps this is the answer: Just add a rule that retracts the initial
fact(s).
Your description confuses me. At one point you use the plural, then the
singular. What does initial mean in your parlance? Session-initial or
client-request-initial? What is the lifetime of the stateful session? Longer
Hi. I've got a stateful session running in drools-server. A separate client
is inserting facts using a batchexecutioncommand and reading/using the
result returned from the service call. I need a stateful session because
when I insert the facts from the client, some of the rules that trigger
