2010/11/25 Esteban Aliverti <esteban.aliverti(a)gmail.com>:
Hi,
1. As far as I know, only the RHS of the rules are converted to java. If
you
are already using java dialect in your rules, there is nothing
really
interesting in the generated classes.
2. Pattern matching is performed using RETE algorithm. I'm sure there is a
lot of documentation out there about this algorithm
As far as I can judge, the Wikipedia article on
Rete<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rete_algorithm>is very well written;
naturally it doesn't describe any specific implementations.
-W
and how it is
implemented in Drools.
Best,
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2010/11/24 Shivram kalwar <shivramsir(a)gmail.com>
>
> Hello All ,
> I have 2 question on drools 5.1 ,I am using the Tomcat server,
> 1)where can i see the drools file(.drl) converted into .java file, I mean
> internally drools convert the .drl into .java and uses the .java at
runtime
> ?
> 2) suppose in drools when condition it has many statements so how the
> logic works for then condition ..
> i Have statement in when for some object the working memory got modified
> for some it is not and there are many conditional statements(true or
flase)
> are there on multiple Object(like Parts ,Discount, etc)
> Thank you very much for you guideline in advance.
> shiv
>
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