Not 100% sure I understand your question, but I think in eclipse I just
created the correct package and then added the class - then it will be
included when you run. You could of course manually compile the class and
put it in your ./WEB-INF/classes folder too. hth
profversaggi wrote
I was
I was able to get the org.drools.server.java file but then what do you do
with it? One can't just drop the file in the directory structure of the WAR
on the server?
What is the 'proper' thing to do?
Many thanks in advance
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I turns out this is a known issue.
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBRULES-3520
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Also, for anyone needing it, I got it working with the CamelServerApp class
here:
http://grepcode.com/file/repo1.maven.org/maven2/org.drools/drools-camel-server/5.4.0.CR1/org/drools/server/CamelServerApp.java
Then I added the direct endpoint in camel-server.xml:
route
from
I downloaded and deployed the Drools 5.4 drools integration server
(drools-camel-server-5.4.0.Final.war) trying to run the test. However,
there is a class referenced in test.jsp org.drools.server.CamelServerApp
which I cannot find (actually, I found the source code for CR1 for that
class in
