surya wrote
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> By 'expensive' i mean for creating knowledgesession at runtime it depends
> on various factors like:
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> 1. rules reside on local file system vs on remote repository like guvnor
> 2. compilation time for the rules.
> 3. use case at hand and etc...
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>
In our case, the rule
You are welcome, that was just my 2 cents..let us know if you find any other
better alternatives.
By 'expensive' i mean for creating knowledgesession at runtime it depends on
various factors like:
1. rules reside on local file system vs on remote repository like guvnor
2. compilation time for th
Surya,
Thank you for responding. Looks like you have a good deal of experience with
drools and camel.
What I'm trying to do is apply rule-based filtering to objects. However,
these rules are defined at runtime by the users. For example, the user may
say "Give me all places that serve _Italian_
An alternate option that i know is to use "RuleNameMatchesAgendaFilter" in
drools, by which you can selectively fire the rules with matching rule name.
Typically to add/remove new rules at runtime requires to create a new
KnowledgeSession which might be little expensive. For integration with Came
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 1:34 AM, soumya_sd wrote:
> Is there a way to inserting (and removing) rules at runtime using the
> Drools-Camel component ? According to these two you can only insert facts.
>
> https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBRULES-2804
>
> https://github.com/droolsjbpm/droolsjbpm-integr
