Yes. Actually that is exactly what I did, but I wanted to test something out
in the process and I decided to try it like that. But in any case, I am
using your line instead. I wrote the disclaimer in the email I sent with the
code :)
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:59 AM, Wolfgang Laun-2 [via Drools
And for the same isolated test, but in a different run, I also get this
(exactly at the same line):
P.S. I was just trying to create 7 KnowledgeBase instances. I am also
running with a huge perm memory setting: -XX:PermSize=128m
-XX:MaxPermSize=672
Exception in thread main
Additional information. When I removed the threads (everything executing
sequentially), I got rid of the first problem above which is the index out
of bounds exception. However, I am consistently getting the perm gen out of
memory exception although I have plenty of it.
So, I decided to create
For those that are interested. I solved the problem. Basically I got over the
following inherent problems in Drools (not that they are bugs, but they did
not suit my application requirements):
1. A new class loader for each KnowledgeBase. This caused about 20-30K
classes loaded per KnowledgeBase
On 23 May 2010 15:31, malkhafaji moe.alkhaf...@medcpu.com wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to create a bunch of KnowledgeBase objects, this is what I am
doing:
1. create one List of KnowledgePackage objects (pre-compile them).
2. Create X number of KnowledgeBases, and for each knowledge base do
