[rules-users] Drools template declaration in kmodule.xml

[Michael Anstis]

Hello,

I believe the KIE API doesn't supports your use-case.

You would normally use drools-templates pro grammatically: parse the
template and interpolate your data. The resulting DRL would then be added
to a KBase.

Templates within the Workbench work exactly the same (and uses
drools-templates); however we persist the template and accompanying data as
XML that KieBuilder (fortunately) knows how to convert to DRL.

With kind regards,

Mike






On 4 March 2014 22:24, david.berkman <david.berkman at grenadefish.net> wrote:

> Is there any way to declare a drools template (*.drt) and its data files
> (in
> tab delimited or csv or whatever) in a kmodule.xml for publication via
> Maven? I realize I can use the Workbench to create a 'similar' web template
> and deploy that as a consumable .jar file, but I get the impression that
> this web template is not quite the same as a drools template, and if I
> publish like that and disassemble the resulting jar, that the kmodule.xml
> present there (if there is one), would not reverse engineer and be
> applicable to my .drt + .csv files I'm currently loading programmatically.
> And although programmatic loading works, it's not available to monitoring
> by
> a KieScanner, and of dynamically loading any changes thereby. I can create
> my own monitoring and reloading system, but I'd rather not be reinventing
> the wheel.
>
> All help appreciated,
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
>
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