Problem with running examples from drools-distribution-5.2.0
by Scholz. Ulrich
Dear all,
I try to run the examples given in http://download.jboss.org/drools/release/5.2.0.Final/drools-distribution-... (Drools 5.2.0 final downloads)
I've installed the plugin and the example as given in ReadMeDrools.txt
Nevertheless, I get many Eclipse errors (1913) and cannot run the example. For example, the first error is
Description Resource Path Location Type
[ERR 102] Line 56:49 mismatched input '&&' expecting ')' in rule "Free Fish Food Sample" PetStore.drl /drools-examples/src/main/resources/org/drools/examples/petstore line 56 Drools Error
If I run the example despite the errors, I get the message "Could not find the main class: org.drools.examples.DroosExamplesApp. Program will exit."
What could I do?
Thanks, Ulrich
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Globals from functions...
by bob.breitling
I have a global defined and I am trying to use it from a function. When my
rule gets loaded into my knowledge base, I always get an error complaining
about the global not being resolved.
---- simplified snippet ----
global int x;
function void foo(int n) {
x = n;
}
------------------------------
I get this kind of error "Function Compilation error: foo (line:20) x can
not resolved".
Should this work?
TIA,
Bob
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[Drools4]: Filter executed rules by *.drl file
by magendo
Before I start do explain my problem I should say that I have already
searched through the older posts and found similiar problems but not exactly
the following one:
My Application has multiple RuleFiles (*.drl each with its own package)
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Usually that isnt a problem, because drools just executes the rules with the
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Let's say I have about 300 *.drl files. Which solution would be better?
Maybe there is a better solution 3) of which I didnt think yet. Then dont
hesitate and tell it to me :)
Thanks in advance for any help.
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15 years
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My (greatly simplified and completely made-up) example:
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when
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||
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not?
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path using a few rules. I have a rule for selecting a shortest path on
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15 years
