I just pray this reply reaches you in time to answer your urgent enquiry ;)
You could also use declarative modelling in Guvnor and use these Classes in
your Java code (as documented in Expert's manual).
2010/12/28 Esteban Aliverti <esteban.aliverti(a)gmail.com>
Hi,
My first suggestion is: never use the word URGENT in the subject! 90% of
the people that write to this list (me included) have "urgent" problems ;)
Now, regarding to your question. In order to use a model in guvnor, you
must upload it as a jar file. Once you have your jar uploaded, you can start
authoring your rules in guvnor.
Your applications can then get those rules (its sources or as a compiled
package) to use them. Usually, applications don't modify the model classes:
they don't create new classes nor add new attributes, etc.
When you need to modify a class, then you need to upload the new version of
you jar again. There are ways to do this programatically if you need to.
Best regards,
El dic 28, 2010 6:35 a.m., "sunkara007"
<srinivas.sunkara(a)altisource.com>
escribió:
Hi Team,
I am evaluating Drools - Guvnor to use it in BPM suits.
can you explain how the domain...
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