Is it possible to create functions global and call them from various .drl
files? I have common code that I want to call from various consequences of
rules written in separate .drl files. I do not want to write helper Java
class.
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If I understood correctly, all you need to do (in Drools 5) is to use
rule inheritance. Also, in case your "non-leaf" rules have nothing to do in
their consequences, you can mark them with attribute "enabled false".
https://svn.jboss.org/repos/labs/labs/jbossrules/trunk/drools-compiler/src/test
All, I'm trying to figure out a better way to solve this problem. I
have a batch of objects that I want matched against a hierarchy of
rules. I check the rules in order, and as soon as I find a match I'm
done for that level of the hierarchy. In other words, If the object
matches a rule, we'll c
Arjun Dhar wrote:
Hey,
I think I saw Apache-Forrest being used in your docs earlier sometime. Now when
I look at the POM I see DOC Book plugin.
The Drools documentation is 'pretty' (thanks); just wanted to know if you guys
employ forrest. And Are you using the two together or your doing away wi
Hey,
I think I saw Apache-Forrest being used in your docs earlier sometime. Now when
I look at the POM I see DOC Book plugin.
The Drools documentation is 'pretty' (thanks); just wanted to know if you guys
employ forrest. And Are you using the two together or your doing away with one
(and whats th
