Hi Barry, I cannot find the demo that you are referring to. I've looked at the drools-example project, and only found a HelloWorldNative.java example, and it doesn't use the Java Annotations Semantic Module. I've also looked at the drools-spring-examples project, and didn't find an example of how to load a specific rule, but only how to load a rule set.
However, by looking at drools-spring-jdk5 project test cases, I was able to extract a rule from a rule set using the RuleSet's "getRule" method. I also noticed that there isn't any support for xorGroups for the Java Annotations Semantic Module. Thanks, Alan Ho -----Original Message----- From: Barry Kaplan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:04 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [drools-user] Loading Annotation Rules Natively with Drools 2.5 Alan, there is a demo that loads rules without spring. If AnnotedPojoRuleBuilder has been renamed that demo will point you do the correct class. The annotation demos are in seperate project that I think you would have to pull out of CVS. (I don't recall the name, but it will be obvious when you look). But... This functionality is pretty much two-levels deprecated. It was initially replaced by the spring module (which is similar but with deeper spring integration, not you want I assume), and even the spring module will be deprecated for 3.0 since 3.0 will have a very nice language for writing rules. -barry Ho, Alan wrote: > Hi, > > I'm currently using Drools 2.5, and I am experimenting with the Java > Annotations Semantic Module. Is there a way to load rules natively (i.e. not > using Sprint) ? > > I tried following the instructions on the web > (http://www.drools.org/Java+Annotation+Semantic+Module), but it seems that > AnnonatedPojoRuleBuilder no longer exists. > > Thanks, > Alan Ho > >
