On 11/17/05, Anagha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to know whether rules can be versioned in the drools.
Drools itself doesn't know (or need to know) anything about the rule versions; it simply knows that there's a rulebase that you'd like to use to create a working memory and run rules. If you happen to have several versions of rules, those are simply several rule bases, from which distinct working memories can be created. Encountred a thread > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.drools.user/405/match=versioning where Mark has asked to use "subversion which works with http". > I would like to know more as how this can be achieved. Subversion is a source control repository, version control system -- whatever you want to call it. Using SVN as a rule repository is an interesting idea that you can investigate, but ultimately, the approach you choose is up to you, as long as you know where to locate the various versions of the rules, and you put in some infrastructure in your application to select the source files that correspond to the rule version you wish to use, create a rule base from these, and continue as normal. - Geoffrey -- Geoffrey Wiseman
