Flow
by fero
Hello,
I'm interested in using Drools Flow. I use jBPM as workflow and also Drools
4.x as rule engine but joint of both in Drools 5.x seems amazing. JBPM also
does not support events (signal event and conditional event), which in
Drools are supported and are crucial for me. So I would say many of features
of Drools Flow are missing in jBPM but jBPM is very extensible. If Drools
Flow is as extensible I would rather use that. CEP looks interesting as
well..
1. Exception flow* is also crucial for me. Is it possible to extend Flow to
support it?
2. How to extend Activities. Now it is possible to put the code of activity
in the process definition in MVEL or java. I would prefer to select the
class and provide attributes of a class from process definition as it is in
jBPM (called delagation). Is it possible to create new work items which just
would be configurable from process as log and mail work items are?
3. Is Flow based on its own PVM or jBPM PVM? Is it also possible to extend
flow with new flow constructs?
4. From Human task is possible only one outgoing transitions. We quite often
use multiple outgoing transitions and user choose which one to take. Can it
be done directly?
Thank you
Frank
*Exception Flow is a set of Sequence Flow that originates from an
Intermediate Event that is attached to the boundary of an activity. The
Process will not traverse this flow unless an Event occurs during the
performance of that activity (through an Intermediate Event).
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14 years, 7 months
Sharing resources in Guvnor
by Ian Roche
Hi,
Apologies if this topic has been discussed before but I had a search through the archive and didn't find anything.
First, I will explain my planned usage.
We have a set of rules that are growing over time. Rules can be shared across applications.
Ideally I would like to search through my set of rules and assemble them in to a package that would be shipped with a tool.
I don't really want to restrict an application to take all the rules in a package if they only need a subset.
I took a good look at Guvnor with the 5.0 release in May and it seemed to fit the bill.
That was until I noticed that the smallest unit seems to be a package and sharing between packages is not possible.
For my planned usage it seems that a package is too large and what I would need is a solution where a rule is the smallest unit.
I saw that resource sharing was planned in Guvnor for a Sept 09 release. Is that still on track? Would it allow sharing down to the level of rules?
Assuming I have to support this usage what would people recommend?
1) Wait for sharing support in Guvnor
2) Extend guvnor to handle my use case
3) Build a custom BRMS solution and not use Guvnor as this is an unusual case
Thanks,
Ian
14 years, 7 months
Authoring Rules in non-JVM Client Apps
by Ken Archer
The http/xml/json interface provided by drools-server for remote execution of rules from non-JVM apps is wonderful. Is there a similar interface for importing rules authored in non-JVM client apps as xml or drl files? I have not been able to find one. Thanks in advance.
Ken Archer
Telogical Systems
14 years, 7 months
Event Wait Nodo in a ruleflow
by Kevin Alonso
Hello,
I´m working with a simple flow that has a Event Wait node. This node
has the following condition:
- Person()
Being Person a class that is not inserted into the session yet.
When the flow arrives to the event wait node its execution stops and the
test main class execution continues. Here I insert a Person object to
the session, so now, the flow can continue. After wait node I have a
Split node, which has the followings constraints:
- Person()
- not Person()
The flow always take the not Person() way. But now a Person instance is
into the session.
Why is happening this?
Could anyone help me?
Thank you,
Kevin
14 years, 7 months
User interaction while ruleflow is running
by Olaf Raether
Hey,
i have a simple ruleflow with some split and ruleflowgroup components.
Now i want some user interaction while the ruleflow is runing.
For example : a ruleflowgroup is executed, than check a global or what ever
and
fire an event, so i can interact with the user. After the answer modify
a global or the working memory and continue within the ruleflow.
How could i do this very simple. I have a standalone app with drools 5
expert.
No Jboss server running.
Thanks for hints.
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14 years, 7 months
compiled package too big
by Ševčík Martin
Hello,
I'm using drools 4.0.7. I have excel with about 4000 rows. After compiling it, the final Package is about 30 MB. And that's only one sheet, I have 3 of them. Total size is about 60MB. It's too big to hold it in memory, but too slow to read it from a file or database every time. Is there any chance to make the package smaller. It's always the same rule, just different values of attributes (that's why we use excel) and I think, after compilation there are many information redundant in the package (they are repeating over and over for every row / rule.
Do you have any solution how to solve this. It's a tariffication algorithm, and the response must be quick. Executing is not a problem, just how to store this big package.
Thank you
Martin
14 years, 7 months
Re: [rules-users] loading rules dynamically
by abarnaramachandran＠gmail.com
Hi
Can you please give me an example to explain this? How to serialize
the rulebase and store it in database? The how do you load the rules
in memory?
thanks a lot in advance
ABRA
>>>
I think the better approach if possible is to serialize your rule base
and storing it in the database as such. Storing the DRL and
recompiling your rules at run time will be quite expensive. We have a
similar setup and it has worked out pretty well for us.
>>>>>
Hi,
If the rules,conditions,consequences have to be loaded from the
database. I can think of following two approach. what would be right
approach( I will have upto 1200 rules in the db)
1. Programmatically inject the rules into rule engine using drools API.
2. Read the rules from the database and create drl or dsl file for
them and inject into rule engine.
Thanks
14 years, 7 months
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14 years, 7 months
Deploying rules to a cluster.
by Stuart Grimshaw
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I'm after a little advice on how everyone deploys their rules to
production servers.
We have a cluster of up to 8 machines and the current plan is to deploy
our app exploded, so that we can just deploy the rules without having to
redeploy the whole app.
We're using JBossAS 5.1.0, but in the past we've used 4.0.2 where we
didn't make use of the farm deployments. I notice that this
functionality has been restored in JBoss 5.1, but is undocumented on the
JBoss wiki.
Does anyone have any experience of deploying their rules to a cluster?
I'd like to hear your experiences...
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