:( what I have to do with this error:
Exception in thread main java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Problem
reading unsolvedSolutionFile:
data\travelingtournament\smart\unsolved\1-nl14.xml
at
Same cause: the working directory of a benchmarkerApp should be set to
the directory container the data dir.
Op 04-10-11 14:44, vik schreef:
:( what I have to do with this error:
Exception in thread main java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Problem
reading unsolvedSolutionFile:
Turns out the correct working directory is examples, not
examples/sources.
More info in the next version of the manual
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools-planner/commit/1778f502241193ab4d72705acc095b34eab70e89
Op 30-09-11 08:28, Geoffrey De Smet schreef:
The working directory should be
The working directory should be set to drools-planner-examples.
Set the working directory of the run configuration to
examples/sources
I 'll fix the message of that exception this weekend.
Op 29-09-11 12:14, vik schreef:
I apologize for bothering you so frequently :)...
I still have a
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
Hellow,
I also a new with Drools Planner ... how I can try the examples on my
eclipse?
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Either create a new eclipse project from the directory examples/sources
(from the download zip) and add the jars from the binaries directory
(not the examples/binaries directory!)
Or install the m2eclipse plugin and open the examples/sources/pom.xml
(from the download zip).
Afterwards, just
Take a look at the manual on how to get started:
http://docs.jboss.org/drools/release/5.2.0.CR1/drools-planner-docs/html_single/index.html#d0e137
To get started in Eclipse, either just download the zip and add the jar
binaries to your classpath.
(Or better: use maven (with optionally
Do I need Guvnor also for defining rules?
No, that's an optional improvement you can try to use later. Start with
using plain drl files like in the examples.
The integration between Guvnor and Planner is still very raw, but it's
possible via *SolverConfig.setRuleBase().
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