Thanks Shane,
I'll take a look whenever I get some spare cycles. I remember seeing a useful Eclipse plugin that helps in defining the rules. It's unfortunate there isn't one for NetBeans. =/
"shane.bryzak(a)jboss.com" wrote : I recommend the drools reference documentation as a good starting point for obtaining a fundamental understanding of the default rules language, that's pretty much all I've read myself.
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Hi Peter
Thanks for your response.
I am using oracle 10.g database. I was adding some portlet instance in my created page. However once I place the porlet instance on the page it displays the content. After restating the server the portlet instance i placed on the page is not appearing. I need to place the portlet instance again. I do not know why these values are getting persisited in the database, if it could be persisited then it would be availabe after the jboss server restart.
Any help is appriciated.
Thanks
Raj
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hi julians37,
I just remembered, that you need to set your expire time in send method of message producer
send(Destination destination, Message message, int deliveryMode, int priority, long timeToLive)
you cannot set your message expiration by using setJMSExpiration. May be you are using this way to set your message expiration??
Btw, in my opinion you can use JMS timestamp to select messages by age.
Best Regards,
Hendra
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In order to use a portlet in a different webapp I had to create the instance in the webapp that owns that code. Jboss could load the webapps in any order, so trying to create an instance from a portlet thats not loaded wouldn't work.
So i ended up just putting the portlet-instances.xml entry in the owner webapp - and then referenced that instance id in my *-object.xml.
Hope that helps.
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