yes, you need to assert both objects, to get optimal results (in terms of
declarative rules, and performance).
HOWEVER, as you have asserted ObjectB, ObjectA is available to the rule
engine as a member of ObjectB (just not as a fact) - you can use eval() to
place additional constraints on the
Raffael Herzog schrieb:
Edson Tirelli schrieb:
My guess is that it is complaying about the Declaration class and
not
the array.
No, the declaration class loads OK. The ClassLoader is actually asked
to load [Lorg.drools.rule.Declaration;, which it obviously can't.
I've found this
I've got a drools 2.5 based project which, for lack of a better explanation,
builds a story during rules evaluation (more or less a log of what happened
during rules firing, but in a end user readable format).
In investigating upgrading to 3.0, however, I see that the event mechanism has
I think it is on its way to jboss repo, but not central (will have to check
with mark on that one though). It is so hard to get central one up to date,
and whenever they rely on syncing it never works, whereas with the jboss one
we both have the bandwidth and the control to put what we want
Latest release of the production branch now available (update site and
downloads).
Check our blog for the info and release notes:
http://markproctor.blogspot.com/2006/11/jboss-rules-305-is-released.html
Hi,
I removed rules 3.0 ide jar file from my eclipse plugin folder and installed
the 3.0.5 ide as per the installation instructions. I have
org.drools.ide_3.0.5.jar in my eclipse/plugin folder. However after the upgrade
i am unable to see the drools icon on the eclipse ide. I have restarted
