Hi Mike,
Sorry if am asking too many questions. But, out of curiosity just wanted to
know whether i can the view source of the rules into mysql database?
So, in Drools if i create a package, and a rule and go to source-view
source am seeing the source of that rule. Is there a way to make that
No, that is not possible.
JCR stores its data in a non-normalized binary format.
You can learn more from the Apache Jackrabbit documentation.
The View Source operation uses JCR methods to retrieve an assets
definition from JCRs binary format and parse this into DRL.
It might be possible to add
I searched on the document of jackrabbit and found something called as
datastore and implemented that in the components.xml but still it jus
created a empty table called as datastore . I tried searching the source
for checkinevent but i was not successful. I really dont know how to go
from here. I
Hi Mike,
Can you tell me how to Use Rest API to retreive the plain text rules.
Because when i went to
http://localhost:8081/guvnor/rest/packages/edu.arizona/assets/Lowers am
able to see some xml but not the exact rule to parse. How can i accomplish
it?
Thanks,
Kavitha.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at
Hi,
Can any one provide me an example of how to use Rest API in java/ Grails.
Thanks,
Kavitha.
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I assume you've read Guvnor's documentation.
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On 11 January 2012 18:45, kavita kavithase...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Can any one provide me an example of how to use Rest API in java/ Grails.
Thanks,
Kavitha.
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I read the documentation at
http://docs.jboss.org/drools/release/5.3.0.Beta1/drools-guvnor-docs/html/ch09.html#d0e1695.
But i want to know how to use it with Grails/Java. I am just a beginner to
Drools.
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Michael Anstis
michael.ans...@gmail.comwrote:
Patience is
Is that with Grails, or with Java?
The documentation gives Java examples.
I'd recommend Google'ing for how to invoke REST services from Grails. I did
a quick search and http://grails.org/plugin/rest looked promising.
2012/1/11 kavitha sethu kavithase...@gmail.com
I read the documentation at
I want it with Grails. Ya just now i looked for this plugin. Let me read
the documentation of how to implement. I was just thinking an example would
be really helpful if any one has done this before.
thanks a lot.
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Michael Anstis
michael.ans...@gmail.comwrote:
It's not to say somebody else here on the Drools forums can't give an
example - just not me.
Personally I'd ask the question on a Grails forum - to get a code snippet
to call a REST service.
Once you have this you can try to change to use Guvnor.
With kind regards,
Mike
2012/1/11 kavitha
Hi,
I want to write the rules from drools to my mysql database. Using Repository
configuration, i have configured my drools guvnor to write to mysql
database. But, i am not seeing any tables which has rules in a readable
format? Can anyone tel me which table and field to look for?
Am a beginner
Even if you have configured a database to store your rules, JCR is using
its internal format to store them. Not sure if you will be able to see them
in any readable way.
Did you try using webdav?
Best Regards,
Esteban Aliverti
- Developer @
Thanks for the reply. Can you tel me what is webdav? Also, is there any way
that i can change format of JCR? Because right now, i see a table called as
versioning_pm_refs under my guvnor database which has some kind of data
something like this in the field node_id. When i tried adding a new rule,
Guvnor relies on JCR to persist its data. Maybe there is a way to configure
Jackrabbit (the JCR implementation that Guvnor uses by default), but I
don't know.
Webdav is another way to access the assets inside guvnor. Using a webdav
browser (I think Internet Explorer is one. Another one is
Guvnor uses JCR (Jackrabbit or Modeshape).
JCR can be configured to store it's binary data in a database.
The configuration you make to Guvnor to use a database configures JCR.
The resulting tables are of JCRs requirements and needs. As you have
discovered JCR has no knowledge of rules.
You
Thanks for the reply Mike Esteban Aliverti. Using the webdav i was able
to see the xml format of the rule through
http://localhost:8081/guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/webdav/packages/edu.arizona/Lowers.brl.
Can anyone provide me simple example of how to pass this URL to Grails
Application Or
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