I also was getting this error. I brought out package building logic to execute
once, and KnowledgeSession related logic to repeat the required number of times.
Seems there required some delay in preparing rules related classes into one
package during iteration and loading the same. Above step
Hi,
I am using an own web service (Axis2; tomcat 6) to interact with Guvnor.
All drools related jars (drools*, mvel*, knowledge-api) are contained
in the lib folder of service's aar file. Via knowledge-api the service
interacts with the guvnor repository.
Unfortunately this doesn't work. At
First of all, I' moving this to drools-users list.
The problem seems to be that the application is not finding the change-set
file. Where is the ChangeSet(12).xml file placed? Is it reachable at the
first level of the classpath? Try to debug and see if the resource is in the
classpath. Try with
Do you now if
org.drools.eclipse.feature - 5.1.1 is compatible with drools-planner 5.2?
Thanks :)
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I 'd recommend using org.drools.eclipse.feature - 5.2
with drools planner 5.2 because drools-planner 5.2 uses drools-core 5.2
and org.drools.eclipse.feature - 5.2 uses the same exact version.
But 5.1.1 probably mostly works too to edit the score drl files.
Op 29-09-11 10:16, vik schreef:
Do
Do you know if I have to install JBoss Drools Guvnor to work with Drools
Planner to write rules?
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Not needed, it's optional.
Op 29-09-11 11:05, vik schreef:
Do you know if I have to install JBoss Drools Guvnor to work with Drools
Planner to write rules?
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I apologize for bothering you so frequently :)...
I still have a problem...
I imported examples\source into eclipse and each time a run it the following
error shows up
The working directory should be set to drools-planner-examples.
at
I am facing one more issue with calling a method in lhs of the rule ..
When I call a method as mentioned below ('getValue' is the method in class
'customObject' and 'numberofObjects' is method in class 'AnotherObject') ;
the drl file has problems in saving in eclipse.
The error says like
JBRULES-2995 is fixed now, except for a corner case when using .class
literals with fully qualified class names. This will be fixed in MVEL for
5.3 final release.
This works fine now:
Primitives( classAttr == (java.lang.String.class),
eval(classAttr.equals(
Thank you Santhosh,
Actually we already have the package building logic out of the session
execution stuff.
We will try to create directly a Stateful Session for each call as you did.
For now we are using our Stateless Session as a factory for the Stateful
(@see
I've done a bit more looking -- based upon what I've read and what I've seen
via testing, you don't need to have a temporal constraint on a CE for it to
be expired, provided there is an explicit one declared. Is that correct?
That said...
Ok, maybe there is a silly mistake here, but I'm seeing
Using Guvnor 5.1.1, I build a package using a custom selector that filters on
a rules' status; then take a snapshot. In the Package Snapshot tab
selecting Business rule assets from the navigation tree shows all the
rules from the package, not the filtered subset. But I know the selector
worked
Thank you Jilu, this is very helpfull.
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Subject: Re: [rules-users] Guvnor Repository Report
On 2011/9/29 2:07, Vincent
Hi,
I wanted to know if you found any solution to this. I have a same issue,
I need to run the legagcy rules and for that need to change the date that
rules have using the date-effective and date-expiry.
I was thinking of using this functionality, but it seems not available with
Stateless
Look at the interval timer test here from line 254 onwards, and the
subsequent cron tests:
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/blob/master/drools-compiler/src/test/java/org/drools/integrationtests/TimerAndCalendarTest.java#L254
On 13/10/2009 00:32, Ben Scott wrote:
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