Re: [rules-users] Drools 5 in Eclipse 3.4.1 Newbie
What I did was start with Eclipse without any Drools 4.07 artifacts; restart
it clean, and then install Drools 5 plugins and features.
The problem I had was misunderstanding what they meant by run time Drools
setup. Go to the Drools preferences in Eclipse, select run time set up,
and you will see nothing. Tell it you want a default from the EClipse
plugin, and it will then give you a directory dialog. This is where I got
screwed up, but all it wants you to do is tell it where it should put the
runtime. It will then generate it automatically. Then everything works.
- Mike
adkirk wrote:
I am having the exact same issue with Eclipse 3.4 and Drools 5.0. I
originally installed Drools 4.0.7
with Eclipse 3.4 and it worked OK, but I went to install 5.0 using the
instructions in the docs - copying the jars into features and plugins and
it doesn't do anything. I reinstalled Eclipse from scratch and Drools
still doesn't show up anywhere in Eclipse.
Is there something I'm missing.
-Amanda
Mike Dean wrote:
>
> Trying to move forward to Eclipse 3.4 so got it set up and now Drools
> 5.0.0.M3 eclipse plugin and feature. Appears to have no effect, so am
> guessing I have to load much more than that. The documentation
> implies that I ought to be up and running. I was able to create a new
> Drools project, but it would not function, asking for a run time
> Drools setup. Removed these and tried to install 4.07 using the
> Eclipse 3.3 update site, and that failed. Removed 4.07 artifacts as
> far as I can tell, but now when I put the 5.0.0 feature and plugin
> back, there is no sign of Drools. I am guessing that trying to load
> the 4.07 from the update site has done something subtle to my Eclipse
> setup, but no idea.
>
> Shorter question is whether there is more to installing Drools 5 in
> Eclipse than is in the documentation. Thanks for any assistance.
>
> - Mike
>
>
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