I have the following code:
PackageBuilder packageBuilder = null;
Properties properties = new Properties();
properties.setProperty( "drools.dialect.java.compiler","JANINO" );
PackageBuilderConfiguration cfg = new PackageBuilderConfiguration(
properties );
//error was thrown here complaining about JDT Core not being on classpath
prior to me creating
//configuration and adding Janino jar file to classpath of the plug-in
packageBuilder = new PackageBuilder(cfg);
.
.
.
packageBuilder.addRuleFlow(source);
I receive the "The Eclipse JDT Core jar is not in the classpath" error
message.
I was wondering why since I had created a PackageBuilderConfiguration and
added it to the packagebuilder.
Stepping through the code it appears that the call stack looks like the
following:
packageBuilder.addRuleFlow(source);
ProcessBuilder.addProcessFromFile(.....);
PackageBuilderConfiguration.init(....);
Question is why is the ProcessBuilder not using the
PackageBuilderConfiguration created previously and set on the package
builder and instead creating a new instance? I don't have anywhere to
configure the ProcessBuilder since this is internal to the call on the
packageBuilder.addRuleFlow
Thanks
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