[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-4750?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Alberto Fanjul Alonso edited comment on DROOLS-4750 at 11/14/19 3:33 AM: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi [~mfusco] I didn't describe the case correctly. parsing drl rules is failing for me in current and old version of drools. I see a comment where it is supposed to work in 5.4.0 but I cannot test that . After move to 6.0.0 reproducer start to fail as codebase changed. Trying to parse a Rule with DrlParser, normally it works, {code:java} package com.amadeus.pulse.mainruleset rule rule1 when s : String( ) then insert (s); end {code} but if you add a rule with str operator (str[endsWith] or similar) it fails. {code:java} package com.amadeus.pulse.mainruleset rule rule2 when s : String( this str[endsWith] "MAN" ) then insert (s); end {code} After you run a test that builds a KieModule like `_04_buildNoStrWith` test on that reproducer DrlParser starts to work with those operators, you can see on `_05_parseStrWith` test that is run after that. I can imagine that KieModule build do some kind of preprocessing of drl rules, and after that DrlParser do not fail. I suppose is related with launching or enabling `StringConditionInspector` but cannot see how. So this bug tries to setup the minimal steps to make DrlParser to parse correctly any existing drl rule. was (Author: afanjula): Hi [~mfusco] I didn't describe the case correctly. Trying to parse a Rule with DrlParser, normally it works, {code:java} package com.amadeus.pulse.mainruleset rule rule1 when s : String( ) then insert (s); end {code} but if you add a rule with str operator (str[endsWith] or similar) it fails. {code:java} package com.amadeus.pulse.mainruleset rule rule2 when s : String( this str[endsWith] "MAN" ) then insert (s); end {code} After you run a test that builds a KieModule like `_04_buildNoStrWith` test on that reproducer DrlParser starts to work with those operators, you can see on `_05_parseStrWith` test that is run after that. I can imagine that KieModule build do some kind of preprocessing of drl rules, and after that DrlParser do not fail. I suppose is related with launching or enabling `StringConditionInspector` but cannot see how. So this bug tries to setup the minimal steps to make DrlParser to parse correctly any existing drl rule. -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.13.8#713008)