Translation: If the LHS of your rules are going to use globals, make sure to
set them BEFORE you insert/update/retract any fact. :P
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Esteban Aliverti
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- Blog @ http://ilesteban.wordpress.com
2011/8/25
Hi, I want calls Guvnor's management function by the client. Haw can I do
without HttpClient? Thx!
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Frequently I'm debating with myself whether to leave a little room for
posters to reach some logical conclusion by themselves or to spoon-feed it
all to them. ;-)
-W
2011/8/25 Esteban Aliverti esteban.alive...@gmail.com
Translation: If the LHS of your rules are going to use globals, make sure
Hi all,
This question might make me look like a bit of a moaner. Then again, you
shouldn't be a member of an internet forum if you'd worry about what other
people think of you. Therefore:
If you declare a type in one of your rule files, and use that type in
another drl file, Eclipse will return
Hi,
I tried that also, kept RuleTable and the Rule name initial in one cell,
but I am encountering the same errors.
I re-created the Application, but I am not able to run it properly.
When I check the generated drl string, it seems fine to me. It would be
very helpful, if I get guidance on
I ran Guvnor 5.1 under Tomcat6. If I am using Tomcat manager to re-deploy
Guvnor, I get this error about the repository lock:
Caused by: org.drools.repository.RulesRepositoryException:
javax.jcr.RepositoryException: The repository home
Did you close down Tomcat6 normally? So not with kill or kill -9?
Op 25-08-11 16:45, Patricia Bogoevici schreef:
I ran Guvnor 5.1 under Tomcat6. If I am using Tomcat manager to
re-deploy Guvnor, I get this error about the repository lock:
Caused by:
Thanks - I got the mvel2-2.1.Beta6.jar and added it to my 5.2.0 Drools lib
instead of the drools mvel jar. Compile time on large rules spreadsheets
went down by 50%, and load time into knowledge base of those spreadsheet
packages went down by about 75%. Everything else seems to work fine with
Does Tomcat's log suggest anything abnormal?
I have seen SEVERE: The web application [/guvnor-5.3.0-SNAPSHOT-tomcat-6.0]
created a ThreadLocal with key of type [java.lang.ThreadLocal] (value
[java.lang.ThreadLocal@c74b55]) and a value of type
I used Tomcat Manager to un-deploy/deploy Guvnor, so Tomcat is running all the
time. And, when I re-deploy Guvnor on a running instance of Tomcat, I got the
repository lock error. In order to be able to deploy a new Guvnor build, I have
to actually stop Tomcat server. But on that server I have
You have to make sure the running Guvnor instance is completely stopped
before re-deploying. Jackrabbit only allows for one process to access
the repository at a time. Seems maybe the repository in your case is
still open (even if it's the same process, but with another classloader
- another
I created a JIRA for this problem.
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBRULES-3189
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Heh :) Looking at the DRL, I spotted it:
rule **Allocation Rules_10**
when
$s:Student(marks == **60, age == 20)
$c:College(ranking == A, location == Mumbai)
then
Up there, all quotes are ASCII quotes, code point U+0022.
O Great!
Thx! ^^
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