Hi Spyros,
I understand your ideia. and i think It's a good approach.
Have to try it :) thx
Regards
Carlos V.
Spyros Sakellariou wrote:
My thinking is that when the Web Service returns (asynchronously through JMS
or by an extra thread that you created) to insert the result into the memory
Hi,
These classes are under drools-compiler project.
http://anonsvn.labs.jboss.com/labs/jbossrules/trunk/drools-compiler/src/main/java/org/drools/brms/
On 11/2/07, Tong Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
While looking at the source code of BRMS, I found that some classes are
missing.
Posted a walkthrough on getting the BRMS up and creating a single rule:
http://macjavadev.blogspot.com/2007/11/quickstart-drools-403-web-
admin-brms.html
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put brackets around the SomeObject and from statement
not ( SomeObject(val == 5) from dao.find(99) )
Eric Miles wrote:
I'm trying to use the FROM keyword in a way that I think it should be
able to be used, but I'm getting compilation errors. Here are the 2
ways that I'm getting stumped on:
That works, thanks a bunch. However, the exists still will not work as
I had hoped. The brackets do not help if dao.find(99) returns a null; I
receive a null pointer exception. Is there any way to deal with that
gracefully in drools? That's why I wanted to use the exists syntax...
exists
Hi,
When creating a ruleflow, is there a mechanism that allows me to select
which subflow is executed at runtime? I don't want to have to hardcode a
specific subflow in the Ruleflow GUI/editor.
Here's a contrived example of what I'm attempting to do:
If the following subflows exist: bake
I am having a few issues with Global Variables and was wondering if someone
could possibly explain them to me.
I am coming from a CLIPS/JESS background where globals are very straight
forward. ie (global ?*FAMILY_NAME* = SMITH) and you can use it everywhere
after that. You can declare
