[rules-users] add/remove rules dynamically at runtime?

Hello, is it possible to add/remove rules dynamically at runtime? So that no deploying or server reboot is necessary. If it is possible, where is some documentation or examples about it? Thx very much ___ rules-users mailing list

[rules-users] Re: Turning a non-statefull accumulate into a statefull insertLogical

Thanks Edson, it was indeed an infinite loop. I 've made it an normal insert and fixed the room != room (instead of room != $room) bug. Still, it turns out worse: Solved in 500 steps and 30297 time millis spend. While before I had: Solved in 500 steps and 13078 time millis spend. Looks the

RE: [rules-users] Uploading the fact model to the DRools BRMS

Some results... I should qualify: This problem is specific to using xmlbeans for providing the data model (as a genned jar, in this case). Got BRMS to work in Tomcat 6.x (not in JBoss app server). There is still a problem with the wildcard imports when configuring/editing a package, however

Re: [rules-users] Re: Turning a non-statefull accumulate into a statefull insertLogical

What is probably hurting you now is the number of updates you have in your rules :) you can tweak that and you will probably end up being faster than the accumulate. []s Edson 2008/1/21, Geoffrey De Smet [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Thanks Edson, it was indeed an infinite loop. I 've made

[rules-users] How does no-loop work?

Hi All; I was trying to use no-loop to avoid rule being triggered recursively. However for following rule, when there are more than one one object of type DataProduct, no-loop attribute has no effect. rule Collect no-loop true when q: Query(); buffer :

Re: [rules-users] How does no-loop work?

Srinath Perera wrote: Hi All; I was trying to use no-loop to avoid rule being triggered recursively. However for following rule, when there are more than one one object of type DataProduct, no-loop attribute has no effect. rule Collect no-loop true when q: Query();

[rules-users] Sightings - Drools needs your help

I want to revive the old Drools 2.x testimoney page, I'm hoping that two years on and with a vastly bigger community we can get a lot more references this time :) There are two types of references. The official one which is handled via our marketting department and involves formal agreements

Re: [rules-users] Sightings - Drools needs your help

Hi Mark, happy for you to list www.chooz-it.com.au as an adopter of drools if you want to. You can grab the logo from http://www.chooz-it.com.au/portal/images/h1.jpg Michael Neale put a bit on the blog recently so you're welcome to use anything from that as well. Regards Paul Smith

Re: [rules-users] add/remove rules dynamically at runtime?

Guardian wrote: Hello, is it possible to add/remove rules dynamically at runtime? So that no deploying or server reboot is necessary. If it is possible, where is some documentation or examples about it? yes is is possible. Just use the RuleBase mpethods addPackage and removePackage. Thx

Re: [rules-users] Sightings - Drools needs your help

Hi Mark, there's no 'e' in chooz-it :o) Regards On Jan 22, 2008 1:50 PM, Paul Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Mark, happy for you to list www.chooz-it.com.au as an adopter of drools if you want to. You can grab the logo from http://www.chooz-it.com.au/portal/images/h1.jpg Michael

Re: [rules-users] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space on Drools 4.0.4

Allocate more memory for the JVM when starting the application/server. As an example, pass the following in to the JVM on startup: -Xms128m -Xmx256m By default, the JVM only allocate 64M of memory. You simply need to tell the JVM to allocate more. Shiva Shankar Reddy Katula [EMAIL