Hello,
there are another ways to create Drools as SOAP Web Service. I created my
Drools project as JAR. Then I loaded it to another project - AXIS2-based Web
Project (SOAP). I created facade to my Drools object (defined in JAR) in
this SOAP project. And now, I can use it as SOAP Web Service :)
gr
Maybe this doesn't fit your needs but we are using very successfully
DroolsAdvice which intercept each service call with AspectJ. It's good
for auditing, generating mails for exceptional situations but also for
calculation fees on invoices. Here is source code for inspiration:
http://fisheye3.atlas
Rest as all they are is transport layers to carry the facts that
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> *From:* rules-users-boun...@lists.jboss.org [mailto:
> rules-users-boun...@lists.jboss.org] *On Behalf Of *Dieter D'haeyere
> *Sent:* 10 August
[rules-users] drools in a SOA environment
I have some questions regarding the overall view of what is happening where
when using Drools in a service oriented environment.
This is the idea:
Some applications are making use of rules for some calculations. The idea is
to be able to call the rule
I have some questions regarding the overall view of what is happening where
when using Drools in a service oriented environment.
This is the idea:
Some applications are making use of rules for some calculations. The idea
is to be able to call the rule engine as a service. Meaning: passing all
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