Rules themselves are plain text (DRL), so you can use any of Java's many
persistence technologies to store the text.
If you want to store a compiled, serialised KnowledgeBase; this is a BLOB
and again you can use any of Java's many persistence technologies.
If you want a "free" rule authoring environment too, then you could look
into using Drools Guvnor as your rule repository, and whilst the underlying
JCR using the File-System by default it can be configued to write to (m)any
RDBMS.
With kind regards,
Mike
2011/7/27 祝英杰 <flyingbeecd(a)gmail.com>
When I use the drools,****
I want to store the rules in the SQL Server Database,****
Can someone help me and give me some advices, how do I do it?****
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Thanks!****
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