Yes, you are right. RPC is one possible solution, but we haven't worked with
seam rpc api yet so if somebode has a hit it would be great help. Another
solution would be to POST parameters into appropriate servlet but as long as
there is a GWT it is very hard to find out what parameters are passed into
that servlet. Of course rpc approach is better than posting parameters.
Mark Proctor wrote:
safi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we are trying to use Drools as a business rules engine and we have
> encountered some difficulties. First of all when we log into BRMS, the
> jackrabbit session is created and JCR is locked. This seems to be natural
> and of course it is correct but we need to communicate with repository
> from
> other applications which is not possible due to locking. Do you have any
> idea how to simply solve it?
>
One option is to remote against the SEAM RCP api for the BRMS, rather
than Jackrabbit directly. Mic will be online later and might be able to
shed more light on this.
> We have tried to sign out from the BRMS but is does not seem to work (to
> unlock the JCR). The solution could be to use jackrabbit in model 2 or 3,
> but we could not find any instructions how to configure BRMS to use these
> models. There is a configuration file components.xml in the BRMS WEB-INF
> folder which is used for configuring the repository, so is there any
> property or anything which could be used for configuring BRMS to use a
> JNDI
> to access the repository?
> >From our point of view it seems that we will have to implement
> JCRRepositoryConfigurator and set <property
> name="configurator">outRepositoryConfigurator</property> into the
> components.xml. Is it right?
>
> We are using Drools 4.0.3 and we deploy BRMS to Glassfigh V2 b58g.
>
> Thank you for your answers.
>
> Safi
>
>
>
>
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