[TODO - DEVELOPMENT] - Concern in deploying Jboss rule on an application server
by richards25
Hi,
I did download Jboss rules from Jboss.com, tried installing it following the user's guide which is downloaded from the same site.
But, faced some problems carrying out step 2.3 (source check out), user's guide.
-couldnt checkout the source files from "http://anonsvn.labs.jboss.com/labs/jbossrules/trunk/" using TortoiseSVN. It was throwing an error - ERROR 400, bad request.
Anyways, I went ahead with the downloads from Jboss.org and was successfull in genereating the eclipse project and exporitng the deployable IDE plugin.
A sample drools project was ceated as per the guide and a rule was successfully executed (Using eclipse).
Now I want to deploy the same rule on Jboss application server; with some other business applications (inegrating with a business application on the server). As I am very new to Jboss rules, I wish to have a detailed or step by step tutorial to carry out the same.
Can anyone please send me a link to such a tutorial which explains in a step by step manner,
- How Jboss application sever can be configured to deploy a Jboss rule on it, with a business application and how can I deploy or integrate the rule to it.
I mean adding a rule to a rule repository, configuring the server to get
connected to that reopsitory and how a rule can be fired to a business application or rather how it can be invoked from a business application.
An explantion which guides me through to carry out the above steps is also highly appreciable
Hoping to get a quick response,
Many thanks in advance,
Richards.
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[Design of JBoss jBPM] - Re: various questions
by tom.baeyens@jboss.com
"gavin.king(a)jboss.com" wrote : I'm really happy to see this discussion. I've been asking for this for a while now, so its good to see it might actually happen.
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i'm squeezing it in for 3.2 cause this changes the DB schema. so you should see it shortly.
"gavin.king(a)jboss.com" wrote : Tom is totally wrong to suggest that this is a limitation of JPA/Hibernate (he needs to read Hibernate in Action where this is discussed carefully). You simply can't use a surrogate key for equals(), it can't possibly work, and it doesn't make sense anyway from a user point of view.
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in HIA, i read
"The scope of object identity",
"Outside the identity scope",
"Implementing equals() and hashCode()",
"Using database identifier equality",
"Comparing by value" and
"Using a business key"
again.
In "Implementing equals() and hashCode()" this section explains best what i want to do:
"... Nevertheless, it's possible to build a complex application with identity (default) equals as long as you exercise discipline when dealing with detached objects from different session (and keep an eye on serialization and deserialization)."
very well possible that i am totally wrong. but I still think that hibernate could provide a better helper method to support that kind of equals and hashcode, but takes the proxies into account. wouldn't such a helper method make sense ?
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