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Luke Maurer commented on JBRULES-804:
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Note that Seam may expose this issue to many more people - its
Drools-as-permissions-system facility (which, BTW, is exceedingly slick) means that Drools
will be playing a minor role in a variety of projects, many of which will just stuff the
one security.drl file in with all the other resources, rather than create a separate
"rules project." In our case, we happen to have an Excel file thrown in with the
test data, and now I have to turn off the Drools builder so I don't always think
I've got errors ...
Provide "Source Path" with includes/excludes pattern
capability for JBoss Rules Eclipse IDE (3.1-M1 currently validates _all_ .xls files in
project)
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Key: JBRULES-804
URL:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBRULES-804
Project: JBoss Drools
Issue Type: Feature Request
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: Eclipse IDE
Affects Versions: 3.1-m1
Environment: WinXP, Sun JRE 1.4.2_12
Reporter: Bree VanOss
Assigned To: Kris Verlaenen
Priority: Minor
Fix For: FUTURE
The Eclipse "Drools Builder" is validating every Excel (.xls) in my rules
project.
Apparently this feature was added to 3.1-M1 by Kris. I really like the idea of validating
decision tables in Eclipse, my issue is that we have FIT tests (in Excel) in a separate
source folder in our "rules project". These .xls files are falsely being
identified as decision tables with a ton of problems. Validation also seems to take much
longer than it does with the 3.0.x branch (like from 30 seconds in 3.0 to to 5 minutes in
3.1 !?!?). Though the two issues may be related.
A common way of dealing with this problem in Eclipse is to allow for ant-like
"source path include/exclude" patterns.
i.e. exclude test/**/*.xls
For that matter it would be nice to have the same thing for standard DRL files. The
validation of a large rule base can take some time and randomly results in exceptions much
of the time. Once I've tested and verified a set of rules I could (optionally) exclude
them from validation.
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