KieScanner behaves the same with SNAPSHOT versions. Maybe I'm doing something
wrong
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You can work around this now by having a wrapper project. All to does is have a
single maven dependency on the target project, and in that you specify your
maven version ranges.
Mark
On 3 Dec 2013, at 14:30, Mario Fusco wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the problem with the last code you pasted is that you'
Hi,
the problem with the last code you pasted is that you're passing to the
KieContainer a ReleaseId with a fixed non-snapshot version. Version 1.0.0
can be installed only once in a maven repository so the KieScanner assumes
there's no need to do a further scan. To overcome this problem you should
Thank you.
It works now with the security exclusion applied. Let's move on.
The documentation says that KieScanner can scan local and remote
repositories. However I can't get it works.
Consider this simple program that tries to dynamically load rules jar that
is not referenced in the project's po
Hi,
I've looked into what you report; and it does indeed appear we have a small
issue ;)
For now you can amend the /WEB-INF/classes/url_filter.yaml file in the WAR
to remove the Maven Repository from authentication (see the exclusion
below):-
filter:
- pattern: /rest/**
exclude:
- /*.ico
I have installed drools-wb-6.0.0.Final-tomcat7.0 on Tomcat 7.0 with all
default settings. The OS platform is windows 7.
I’m trying to access the internal KIE M2-Repository in order to dynamically
load (re-load with KieScanner) Kie Modules. The repository is defined in the
POM the following way:
