Hi,
Unfortunately I have no answer to your question.
However I actually run JUnit 4 tests calling drools 5.1.1 in Eclipse 3.5
and it works with the following classpath. Please note that it contains
jars that are not Drools-specific (my project-specific jars):
+- org.drools:drools-core:jar:5.1.
I'm not really sure what to make of this, but when the Drools Runtime library
is present on my project classpath, any of my junit tests that reference
Drools fail, but if I remove the runtime library from that same classpath,
everything runs as expected. The output in the console:
Build groovy f
