We are currently defining our knowledge base in a spring context file like this:

<drools:kbase id="packKbase">

            <drools:resources>

                  <drools:resource type="DRL"

                        source="classpath:pack/drools/1.drl" />

                  <drools:resource type="DRL"

                        source="classpath:pack/drools/2.drl" />

                  <drools:resource type="DRL"

                        source="classpath:pack/drools/3.drl" />

                  <drools:resource type="DRL"

                        source="classpath:pack/drools/4.drl" />

                  <drools:resource type="DRF"

                        source="classpath:pack/drools/FLOW.rf" />

            </drools:resources>

 

            <drools:configuration>

                  <drools:mbeans enabled="true" />

            </drools:configuration>

      </drools:kbase>

 

Ie a load of drl files and a rulesflow file.

We’ve now decided that we would rather generate the ruleflow programmatically rather than in an rf file (the process is very very regular and so it will be a lot quicker to just generate it).

 

What is the best way to add a programmatically declared process to the rest of the knowledge base?

 

Thanks,

 

Thomas