Michael,
Yes, lazy loading, and yes... proxies as usual with hibernate.
But I think I solved the problem, because there was some rules with
tuples (the same subject you are discussing all this time), two facts
of the same type asserted with no condition asking the different
instance.
Thanks
The combination monster. Hopefully with Drools 3, performance for this sort
of thing will be much improved, but nevertheless, its always good to filter
out the unwanted conditions (that you know are unwanted). Generally I
believe it helps to have these conditions first in the rule condition list.
HOW TO INSTALL DROOLS CORRECTLY
1. install JAVA STANDARD ENVIRONMENT J2EE to c:\program files\java...
2. go to control panelsystemadvancedenvironment variables
3. create new USER VARIABLES AND SYSTEM VARIABLES using this path:
JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_05
4. go to CMD
HOW TO INSTALL DROOLS CORRECTLY
1. install JAVA STANDARD ENVIRONMENT J2EE to c:\program files\java...
2. go to control panelsystemadvancedenvironment variables
3. create new USER VARIABLES AND SYSTEM VARIABLES using this path:
JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_05
4. go to CMD
