[rules-users] jbrms with tomcat security realm

Hi, Just wonder if anyone has had experience with setting up jbrms security with tomcat realms(memory realm is good enough in our case). Was unable to find an example from the doc/web. thanks! Jeff ___ rules-users mailing list

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS 4.0.4 issues

Hi pope :-P (joking...joking) I do not understand what you wrote here: *5. Unzip the jboss_jsf_libs file and copy the all the files from the lib directory of your lib directory of your Application Server installation. If you have paths to these files already set in your environment, make sure

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS 4.0.4 issues

Nope, You shouldn't change anything if you are using jboss AS, just if you are using tomcat or other container On Jan 18, 2008 7:40 AM, mmquelo massi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi pope :-P (joking...joking) I do not understand what you wrote here: *5. Unzip the jboss_jsf_libs file and

[rules-users] JBRMS 4.0.4 issues

Hi peeps, After we received a couple of feedbacks about 4.0.4 drools-jbrms, I did some tests against JBoss 4.2.2 and Tomcat 6.0.x and I have a resolution workaround please check http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBRMSjsfdependenciesfor further explanations I'm waiting your feedbacks about

[rules-users] JBRMS persistence

We use our own API which currently only has a jackrabbit impl - although note that jackrabbit can have several backend types from disk, to memory to database, where is even a hibernate persistence store. Creating a JCR like implementation is a lot of work, we chose jackrabbit as it is

[rules-users] JBRMS persistence

Couple questions about the JBRMS persistence layer. I have been trying to figure out how to upgrade and incorporate the new 4.03 code into my current app using 2.x and 3.x drools. After many months of off and on playing with 4.x I want to see if I have some things straight. 1) JBRMS is

[rules-users] JBRMS - Decision Tables - Effective Dates Expiration Dates

What is the direction for handling date-effective and date-expiration when compiling decision tables? Currently, org.drools.decisiontable.model.Rule does not have attributes for effective or expiration date. I started going down the path of adding the attributes to

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS

Internationalisation is definitely a good thing to increase the uptake of drools. Has there been any progress with this issue, as I couldn't see any JIRA raised for Internationalisation? I can appreciate its requires a lot of code changes as most error reporting and logging appears to be hard

[rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing

I have a question about rule storage and referencing with the JBRMS. Mostly this is directed to Michael Neale (since I believe this is his baby), but since I cant catch him on IRC I'll post it to here to see if others have this similar concern. A little history before I get to the question. We

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing

The system is an asset managemnt system, every item is an asset from the rule to the package configuration. You can reference any item using a unique name + package name + version, each item also has a UUID (provided by the JCR node). However we don't have any remoting/ws api access to this

RE: [rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing

, 2007 10:29 AM To: Rules Users List Subject: Re: [rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing The system is an asset managemnt system, every item is an asset from the rule to the package configuration. You can reference any item using a unique name + package name + version, each item also has

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing

] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Mark Proctor *Sent:* Friday, June 15, 2007 10:29 AM *To:* Rules Users List *Subject:* Re: [rules-users] JBRMS - Rule IDs/Referencing The system is an asset managemnt system, every item is an asset from the rule to the package configuration. You can

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS Query

This should be possible, as its just jackrabbit underneath. Maybe someone can put a howto up on the wiki for this? Mark jagaran das wrote: Hi, I am successfull in inserting rules from a Web interface in to database. In the recent release of BRMS, Jack Rabbit is used as content repository but

[rules-users] JBRMS Query

Hi, I am successfull in inserting rules from a Web interface in to database. In the recent release of BRMS, Jack Rabbit is used as content repository but we can configure it to store its data in MySql too. But i want to know is it possible to store the data directly from BRMS engine to Mysql ?

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS

Yes, as discussed, you need to add import statements for the types you want the BRMS to be aware of - if you like, create a feature request jira for auto importing. I deliberately didn't do it cause I thought it would cause more confusion, but perhaps I was wrong. Also, the video on the blog:

[rules-users] JBRMS

Hi, We are trying the new module that came on new Drools, and it is an amazing work on such time frame. Congratulations Well, during our tests, we uploaded a Jar to the tool, and one problem we have identified is that NOT all classes of the model are available as FACTS. My question here is: Is

Re: [rules-users] JBRMS

Easiest way is to get your engineers onto IRC to chat directly with us, being local I can also allow Edson onsite to help with contributions. You can contribute either by providing patches, or we can give you direct svn access, the later is normally for people that commit regularly.