Hi,
For some reason Eclipse does not indicate about compilation issues in
the the rules file. Only during run-time I see the compilation errors
printed (not very clear messages by the way).
Is this a limitation or just a local problem in my environement?
Any idea how to solve this?
For some reason I don't see the line numbering in the Eclipse when
editing rules. Also the Edit menu is disabled when working on the rules
editor (I'm working with RC2).
Is this a bug?
Thanks
Avi Kavas, SOA Center, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
direct: 972-3-5399443
right click, and turn on line numbers in the gutter.
On 5/1/06, Avi Kavas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason I don't see the line numbering in the Eclipse when
editing rules. Also the Edit menu is disabled when working on the rules
editor (I'm working with RC2).
Is this a bug?
Hi,
speaking of rule editors: is anyone working on an IntelliJ plugin?
Something along the lines of the groovyJ plugin?
I've started to look into IntelliJ's custom language support but the
documentation has -hmm- a potential to be more helpful ;)
So has anyone done some work on something like
Not that I am aware of. Has been a few years since I have used intelliJ, but
I am aware that they have some advanced concepts around meta-programming,
and making new languages, but they are probably not open source, so that may
put a dampener on things.
On 5/1/06, Fabian Crabus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
jepp...the meta programming system is not for mere mortals (tried it, had a look
at the hello world, didn't grasp a bit, uninstalled it)...nevertheless
they offer
custom language support via their plugin sdk. It's based on some jflex
magic, that
can be adapted to antlr based languages- though
I would love to, but we get killed for even looking at something non open
source sideways ;) as we are an antlr grammar, that would be nice.
On 5/1/06, Fabian Crabus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jepp...the meta programming system is not for mere mortals (tried it, had
a look
at the hello world,
Hi, I used JBoss Rules 3.0 RC2 in Eclipse 3.2M5 before, and it works fine.
Now I tried with JDeveloper and it can't even find the *.drl file with
Rule.class.getResourceAsStream(file) in JDeveloper will return null. The
same code works just fine in Eclipse.
Is it because in JDeveloper, drl file
