In default setup of many servers (which I know) and java has no
prohibited reading of files outside ear. You can read changeset and
rule files from specific directory e.g. (/etc/rules/...). Or you can
use user.home property. We are using it without problems.
However you can use other mechanisms whi
Pavel,
Thanks for the reply. However, if my change-set file and drl files are not
packed in the war/ear but located on the server's file system outside of the
app server then I do believe the JEE spec forces me to map an external
resource via JNDI? We want this because we need to frequently updat
You can do it with singleton pattern. File should be read with something like:
ResourceFactory.newClassPathResource("/MyChangeSet.xml")
RuleAgent monitor all resources which are described in change-set.
Changes of change-set file aren't reflected.
Pavel
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 3:09 AM, H.C. wr
Hi,
I am wondering how I would use a RuleAgent when running in a JEE container?
I am looking to monitor rule changes outside of the war/ear. Is that even
possible and how would I do it? Would I map a JNDI name for the change-set
file? Would changes to the rule files the change-set file reference
