no reason, with drools 2 we had every method under the sun, and it was a bit
too confusing for some, so we went the other direction for this.
StringReader is what is needed as it is friendly to parsers, but sure, a
convenience one could be OK.
As for the IOException, blame sun and their 90's fetish for checked
exceptions everywhere ;)
On 12/6/06, Dirk Bergstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a reason there's no version of PackageBuilder.addPackageFromDrl()
that takes two Strings?
I'm reading my rules from a database, and I've got the DSL in memory, so
why
do I need to wrap my strings up as StringReaders, and catch an IOException
that will never come?
I'd be happy to provide a patch to add this feature. I'd cheat a bit and
wrap
up the DSL in a StringReader, because there's six methods in five classes
between PackageBuilder and the code that actually reads the DSL (which
catches
the IOException, btw).
--
Dirk Bergstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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