I have a class that I declared final, has a private constructor, has only
static members and methods.
Some of its members are static instance of classes.
In KIE-WBI added a global of that type with name X
When I try to make a call on X.foo(), I get a null pointer exception. (note
that x.foo() calls y.foo(), where y is a static member of X.
I've read some posts that a global has to be static, am I stretching, what
it means for a global to be static?
I am guessing I need to write some java code that will create an instance of
X and inject into working memory? I was hoping to be able to create this
object within either the drools or SY framework.
I have googled and be reading on this for quite a bit now, but I think I
have succeeded only in confusing myself.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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