Hello,
Sorry for the duplicate post, the previous one got inserted into another
thread (also sorry for that). So here it is... in its own thread :-).
I plan to use the Drools Eclipse plugin in order to create rules with
both the "Guided rule" editor and the "Rule resource" editor, and I
would like to write a rather "generic" piece of code (using a
KnowledgeBuilder) in order to setup a KnowledgeBase from the rule files
contained in a directory.
Would you say that am I completly re-inventing something that already
exists? If not, is there is a convention related to building a rule base
from a directory containing a mix of Drools files (drools.package, BRL,
DRL...) created with the Drools Eclipse plugin?
My first experiments showed that, in a directory containing only a BRL
file and its associated "drools.package" file:
* If I add both the "drools.package" file (as a DRL resource), then
the BRL file (as a BRL resource) into the KnowledgeBuilder, I get
a compilation error telling "Unable to resolve ObjectType 'Document'"
* If I concatenate the content of the "drools.package" file and the
result of the "BRL 2 DRL" conversion into a single DRL file, then
add that unique DRL file (as a DRL resource) into the
KnowledgeBuilder, everything is fine.
Does any of you have an idea where I am mistaken?
Many thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Bruno.
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