Hi,
In My Employee Table column name HostVisible_YN. HostVisible_YN it's boolen
value.
Condtion is: HostVisible_YN column value must be Y or N.
How to validate this condition using drools..
Thnks,
Manya...
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Hi,
one question about using ruleflows:
1. i have a ruleflow consisting of 2 Nodes
2. i insert 2 facts
3. the 2 facts match the condition in rule for the second node, so
when inserting an activation is generated
4. but the rule in the first node will retract one of the 2 facts
5. it seems the
I'm contemplating EPLing the Eclipse tooling, anyone have any opions on
this, good or bad?
Mark
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In My Employee Table column name HostVisible_YN. HostVisible_YN it's
boolen
value.
Condtion is: HostVisible_YN column value must be Y or N.
How to validate this condition using drools..
Hi Manya,
feel free to experiment with the DRL language! A simple test gave, that the
most intuitive
Hi,
I have a DSL defined in BRMS
that says for example..
[when]The cat sat on the mat=Object(moose)
and then loads of rules defined that are using that DSL..
Now the business wants to change the words so that the DSL reads
[when]The dog sat on the mat=Object(moose)
That is easy to do, as
Greetings!
I am attempting to run the HelloWorld example for Drools 4. I have Eclipse 3.3
setup on Windows with the Drools plugin. I have created a project with the
Drools examples and added all the Drools .jar files to the project. Everything
compiles. When I initially ran
Hello,
If I have a complex rule with a few conditions concatenated via AND and OR and
NOT, and the rule evaluated to true during the engine run - is there a way to
figure out which of the conditions caused the rule to evaluate to true?
In a simple example:
rule test1
dialect java
when
Is there any other magic for the IDE to see this file? With
drools.packagebuilder.conf in my windows home directory I still get the IDE
error.
Also, for my environment I'm not using a property file at runtime -- I
create the properties in code and construct a PackageBuilderConfiguration.
It
Hi All,
I am using Drools Stateful session with serialized Rule Base Working
memory for my application. I need to write some rule which will *only* fire
on newly inserted data points in Working Memory. Does Drools support any
such feature which will help me to achieve this ? Any suggestion, how
Hi,
I'm quite a beginner with Drools and I want to integrate Drools in our
application. The application could use rules for different smaller
issues which use partly different facts as input. My question is if I
should use different rulebases or working memories for each issue or is
on
Hello,
some people write about wrapping the Drools API with an own access API
for integration in the application.
Sorry for the perhaps stupid question, but what is the reason for this?
Does this only make sense if I'm thinking about changing the rule
engine one day?
If I'm not intending to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
some people write about wrapping the Drools API with an own access API
for integration in the application.
Sorry for the perhaps stupid question, but what is the reason for
this? Does this only make sense if I'm thinking about changing the
rule engine one
Stay with BSD-style license No need to muddy the waters...
On 18/06/08 12:31 AM, Mark Proctor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm contemplating EPLing the Eclipse tooling, anyone have any opions on
this, good or bad?
Mark
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Steven Núñez wrote:
Stay with BSD-style license No need to muddy the waters...
We'll its not quite as simple as that. All other JBoss tooling is EPL
and Drools stuff isn't, it's ASL. However the new synchronisation code
for the repository is considered generic tooling and they want to
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