HI ALL,
I am using drool 4.0.1 in my project.
I am facing problem in using generics feature of jdk1.5.
My objective is to perform validation on the basis of data type of variable.
for storing values of variable i have one Attribute Class it contains getter
setter for values of attribute and
Minsk,
Are you asking for the source code of these functions or for an example of
use?
The source code for the accumulate functions we ship with drools is here:
http://anonsvn.labs.jboss.com/labs/jbossrules/trunk/drools-core/src/main/java/org/drools/base/accumulators/
Including source
Hi
I am using Drools 4.0.
I have two rules in my rule file.The when condition of my first rule is
satisfying.Now please tell me that what should i do if i don't want to execute
the second rule?
Thanks.
With Regards
Prateek
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Hi
I am using Drools 4.0.
I have two rules
Hi,
Shadow facts are needed to ensure the consistency of the working memory
when the facts are changed by the rules. Although, only one class is created
for each of your fact classes, and as so, it should not grow continually.
There are a few bugs that were fixed for 4.0.2 that help on
s erel wrote:
Hello,
I've posted before regarding this issue.
We currently evaluating drools 4.01 for our project. We've noticed
that the perm gen space grows at a rapid rate and that eventually results
in a OOM. When shadow facts are disabled, the problem seems to go away
(or at least not as
I understand that shadow facts are created once during building.
Still, the application crashes in less than a minute when shadow facts are
enabled and it runs for hours when they are disabled.
I was assuming it to be related to a corrupted data structure that leaks.
Can you think of such a
Hi all,
thanks to Dr. Starke's evaluation, the result of the Drools Puzzle #2
is out. Congratulations to the winner Scott Reed, it's your turn to
post the puzzle for round 3. We will publish the evaluation text very
soon.
Here I'd like to comment on some issues that were mentioned in the
