Support for the BRL editor in Eclipse was dropped as from 5.2.0, so I assume you are not using the Eclipse Plugin for 5.2 - in which case backward compatibility cannot be guaranteed. See the release notes for details.
The WebDav interface in Eclipse is probably most suitable for your needs. You can author DRL files in Eclipse and push these to Guvnor through WebDav.
They should then be able to be built into a package in Guvnor and either downloaded manually or via the use of KnowledgeAgent.
As you say you are new to Drools I feel most of this is way too complicated for what you describe. I would recommend authoring your rules in DRL and using KnowledgeBuilder, as in the examples.
Once you understand more how this process works and you want to scale your mini-project into an enterprise application you can start to look at other mechanisms available.
Only my 2 cents worth.
With kind regards,
Mike
2011/9/16 AZZAZ mohamed
<azzazm@gmail.com>
My mini project
I try to express business rules using the resources of java object.
that's why I encode two classex Car and Driver and I apply a business rule to see if it can besecured like this (example): if the driver's age> 25 and the make of car! = BMW then will not be provided
I use to express this rule guided rule integrated to eclipse it generates me this rule in a.brl
Then I want to deploy this information guvnor
what is the correct jar that I use and how I make the link between Eclipse and Guvnor
so I can test my code
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