Re: [rules-users] Rule Validation/Package Build Error in Guvnor: ClassNot Found

2010-07-01 Thread Esteban Aliverti
Hi,
your (b) problem looks like compatibility problems between guvnor version
and drools-core version used by your knowledge agent. Which versions are you
using?

Best,

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 2:18 AM, Ike iok...@gmail.com wrote:

 Jeff

 Can't thank you enough. The explanation you gave cleared a number of
 cobwebs.
 I got all the jars in and do not get anymore class errors however I
 encountered two more issues

 (1) Some of the rules validate succesfully within guvnor but I have a
 couple
 of rules that use maps on which I am getting errors. The map contains
 objects
 of a certain type Class1 and the map key is a Long (e.g 1L, 2L). The
 statement
 causing the error is of the format eval(Map[1L].getDirection== Map
 [2L].getDirection). The error I get is unqualified type in strict mode for
 getDirection. I scoured the forums for a solution and learnt that I need
 to
 cast the object from the map to its specific type before calling any method
 of
 the class and so I changed it to
  eval(((Class1)Map[2L]).getDirection == ((Class1)Map[3L]).getDirection) but
 the errors only got worse.

 Is there a resolution for this unqualified type in strict mode error?

 I should also mention that I get no such error when working with the .DRL
 file
 in my java code outside guvnor.


 (b) The second issue I am dealing with involves those rules that validated
 in
 guvnor (I am running guvnor under JBOSS 4.2.3). I validated and built the
 package successfully (I did not create a snapshot for deployment). I then
 tried to reference the guvnor package to build the rulebase using the
 following java code

 RuleAgent agent = RuleAgent.newRuleAgent(guvnor.properties);
 RuleBase masterRuleBase = agent.getRuleBase();

 guvnor.properties contains only one entry url =
 http://localhost:8080/drools-
 guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/SomePackage.drools/LATEST
 I got this url from the guvnor deployment page

 The error I got when I ran this was java.io.InvalidCastException:
 org.drools.rule.DialectRuntimeRegistry; local class incompatible: stream
 classdesc serailVersionUID= 5308493362083281112, local class
 serialVersionID =
 510
 Is there a compatibility issue between Guvnor and JBOSS 4.2.3

 Thanks




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Re: [rules-users] Rule Validation/Package Build Error in Gu vnor: ClassNot Found

2010-06-30 Thread Ike
Jeff

Can't thank you enough. The explanation you gave cleared a number of cobwebs. 
I got all the jars in and do not get anymore class errors however I 
encountered two more issues

(1) Some of the rules validate succesfully within guvnor but I have a couple 
of rules that use maps on which I am getting errors. The map contains objects 
of a certain type Class1 and the map key is a Long (e.g 1L, 2L). The statement 
causing the error is of the format eval(Map[1L].getDirection== Map
[2L].getDirection). The error I get is unqualified type in strict mode for 
getDirection. I scoured the forums for a solution and learnt that I need to 
cast the object from the map to its specific type before calling any method of 
the class and so I changed it to 
 eval(((Class1)Map[2L]).getDirection == ((Class1)Map[3L]).getDirection) but 
the errors only got worse.

Is there a resolution for this unqualified type in strict mode error?

I should also mention that I get no such error when working with the .DRL file 
in my java code outside guvnor.


(b) The second issue I am dealing with involves those rules that validated in 
guvnor (I am running guvnor under JBOSS 4.2.3). I validated and built the 
package successfully (I did not create a snapshot for deployment). I then 
tried to reference the guvnor package to build the rulebase using the 
following java code

RuleAgent agent = RuleAgent.newRuleAgent(guvnor.properties);
RuleBase masterRuleBase = agent.getRuleBase();
 
guvnor.properties contains only one entry url = http://localhost:8080/drools-
guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/SomePackage.drools/LATEST
I got this url from the guvnor deployment page

The error I got when I ran this was java.io.InvalidCastException: 
org.drools.rule.DialectRuntimeRegistry; local class incompatible: stream 
classdesc serailVersionUID= 5308493362083281112, local class serialVersionID = 
510
Is there a compatibility issue between Guvnor and JBOSS 4.2.3

Thanks




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[rules-users] Rule Validation/Package Build Error in Guvnor: Class Not Found

2010-06-28 Thread Ike Okafo
Hello,
I am new to Drools and have written a rule .DRL file which contains some
helper function imports from other packages, fact objects imports from
other packages and the rules that act on these facts. The file works well
when I call it from my javacode using the rulebase or knowledgebase
approach.
The drl file itself is in its own package.

I now have a requirement to call the same rules from within Guvnor.
The goal is to enable business users modify these rules through the
Guvnor UI and also take advantage of the disable individual rules
feature within guvnor.
My current difficulty is importing and validating the rules in guvnor,
along with the associated fact jar files and finally interfacing
with guvnor from my code. Any help would be appreciated .
The main error happens when I try to build a binary package and create
a snapshot of the working rule file I imported for deployment.
When I hit the save and validate configuration button, I get
*class not found* validation errors for all the classes imported at
the top of the rule file - includingng the helper import functions
and facts used in the rules. Same thing happens when I try to
build the package I get the following errors
Error importing: list of all classes in import statement in rule file

Here are the steps I followed in importing the rule file and Jar file
containing the classes
into Guvnor
(1) First within Guvnor I created a package corresponding to the package
path
for for each of the jar files whose classes are referenced/imported in the
rule .DRL file

(2) I created the jar files for each of these packages in eclipse

(3) Imported those jars individually into each of the packages created in
guvnor
using upload model jar function and selecting the appropriate path as
created in step 1 2 above

(4) Imported the rule file which is in its own package - using the create
package (upload method)

(5) I then try to save and validate the imported rule file in step 5 (this
is where the error occurs)


I have already setup my code to call guvnor as follows

RuleAgent agent = RuleAgent.newRuleAgent(guvnor.properties);
RuleBase masterRuleBase = agent.getRuleBase();

guvnor.properties contains only one entry
url =
http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/SomePackage.drools/LATEST

It is my understanding that after I import the rule file
I need to save and validate and build the package
in order to  point the url to the path above. If I point the url to just
the drl file itself will it work?
i.e url=
http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/SomePackage.drools/LATEST.drl


Any help to resolve the class not found error will
be much appreciated

Thanks
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Re: [rules-users] Rule Validation/Package Build Error in Guvnor: ClassNot Found

2010-06-28 Thread Jeffrey Schneller
Your jar files [the models] need to be in the same drools package as
your DRL file.

 

So if in the Guvnor you have:

 

com.domain.project.rules

Business Rules

Your DRL file

 

Then you need to have the model in the same package.

 

com.domain.project.rules

Business Rules

Your DRL file

Models

Jar 1

Jar 2

Jar 3

 

The objects in each jar don't have to be in the com.domain.project.rules
package.  They can be in any package.  You do need to import the correct
objects in your DRL however.  The package you specify in the Guvnor is
the package that the individual rules get compiled into.

 

 

 

From: rules-users-boun...@lists.jboss.org
[mailto:rules-users-boun...@lists.jboss.org] On Behalf Of Ike Okafo
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 4:32 PM
To: rules-users@lists.jboss.org
Subject: [rules-users] Rule Validation/Package Build Error in Guvnor:
ClassNot Found

 

Hello,

I am new to Drools and have written a rule .DRL file which contains some

helper function imports from other packages, fact objects imports from 
other packages and the rules that act on these facts. The file works
well 
when I call it from my javacode using the rulebase or knowledgebase
approach. 

The drl file itself is in its own package.

I now have a requirement to call the same rules from within Guvnor.
The goal is to enable business users modify these rules through the 
Guvnor UI and also take advantage of the disable individual rules 
feature within guvnor.

My current difficulty is importing and validating the rules in guvnor, 
along with the associated fact jar files and finally interfacing 

with guvnor from my code. Any help would be appreciated .

The main error happens when I try to build a binary package and create
a snapshot of the working rule file I imported for deployment.
When I hit the save and validate configuration button, I get
class not found validation errors for all the classes imported at 
the top of the rule file - includingng the helper import functions
and facts used in the rules. Same thing happens when I try to 

build the package I get the following errors 

Error importing: list of all classes in import statement in rule
file

Here are the steps I followed in importing the rule file and Jar file
containing the classes
into Guvnor

(1) First within Guvnor I created a package corresponding to the package
path

for for each of the jar files whose classes are referenced/imported in
the rule .DRL file

(2) I created the jar files for each of these packages in eclipse

(3) Imported those jars individually into each of the packages created
in guvnor 
using upload model jar function and selecting the appropriate path
as
created in step 1 2 above

(4) Imported the rule file which is in its own package - using the
create package (upload method)

(5) I then try to save and validate the imported rule file in step 5
(this is where the error occurs)


I have already setup my code to call guvnor as follows

RuleAgent agent = RuleAgent.newRuleAgent(guvnor.properties);
RuleBase masterRuleBase = agent.getRuleBase();

guvnor.properties contains only one entry
url =
http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/Som
ePackage.drools/LATEST

It is my understanding that after I import the rule file
I need to save and validate and build the package
in order to  point the url to the path above. If I point the url to just
the drl file itself will it work?
i.e
url=http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package
/SomePackage.drools/LATEST.drl 
 

Any help to resolve the class not found error will 
be much appreciated

Thanks

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[rules-users] rule validation

2007-08-14 Thread hypnosat7

Hi,

  I have some rules written in a dsl in a data base and I need to validate
those rule so I used a PackageBuilder instance and a PackageBuilderErrors
but it's a bit akward to manage with the subclasses of DroolsError. What I
need is to get the line number of the error in my drl file (the DroolsError
). 



How can I proceed ?
thanks

This is what I tried to do :
PackageBuilderErrors pkgBuilderErrors = builder.getErrors();
DroolsError[] droolsErrors = pkgBuilderErrors.getErrors();
ListDroolsError errorList = new
ArrayListDroolsError(Arrays.asList(droolsErrors));
for (DroolsError droolsError : errorList)
{
 if (droolsError instanceof ParserError)
{  ...
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