Hello.
This feature seems to use many features with versions that are not
available on our ServiceMix 4.5.3. For example, the JPA feature is required
with versions [1.0.1,2.0), while the current feature is 0.3. This is also
the case for other dependencies. This makes the Drools feature deployment
Hi to ever one,
I am trying to install KIE-WB on Tomcat, as you already tried to do.
In order to reduce possible errors, misunderstandings and be useful to the
development, I have firstly tried to deploy the 6.0.1 version, and next the
last version of 6.1.
In both cases I have tried to follow the
Hello,
I'm pretty new to Drools hence i apologize if my question is newbie but i'm
getting crazy.
I'm trying to write a functioning query since yesterday without fortune.
I have data about vehicles owned by person organized for year. My structure
is:
VechicleData
|___VehicleYearData
please don’t post multiple times. You asked this question 3 times within the
hour.
Mark
On 13 May 2014, at 11:12, ganeshneelekani ganeshneelek...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am using drools version 5.4 and I used url of changeset.xml to call the
the drools-guvnor from my java code.
Now
Hi Jan,
what you did looks correct and at the moment I have no idea of why you're
experiencing 2 different behaviours when running your code on 2 different
machines. Which version are you using exactly? Can you reproduce this
difference consistently, the 100% of times? Also, since you think the
Hi Mario,
thanks for your response.
I use Drools 6.0.0.Final and jBPM 6.0.0.Final.
The problem is that the outcomes of tests that check firing the
specified rules differ every time. Mostly everything fails, but
sometimes a test or two pass.
I haven't tried removing jBPM related stuff, right
Anyone have any ideas on this?
I have some new information: just to check if my preemptive authentication
configuration in settings.xml worked at all, I set my KIE module as a
dependency on a project and used command line Maven 3.2.1 to compile. It
successfully authenticated with the Workbench
