Re: [rules-users] Why disable properyreactive if amount of properties larger than or equals to 64
Interesting... I would say that this is NOT a @propertyReactive issue,
since you
say that the CCE is thrown even with 1 or 2 properties. I do wonder how
could
@propertyReactive mitigate the exception, though..
could you provide more details on your environment?
i.e. Drools version, how you build the knowledge base (KnowledgeAgent?
Serialization?),
the full stack of the CCE, etc...
We had similar issues in the past, and usually it was due to some
problem with
the configuration of the KnowledgeBase classloader
The 5.6 release process is supposed to start today/tomorrow, so if there
is a bug,
you have a VERY SHORT time frame to help us understand what is going wrong.
Thanks
Davide
On 10/14/2013 06:22 PM, richie wrote:
Thanks Mario.
The fact and properties are generated from object in our system, it may
reach the limitation cause the fields of object may be larger than 64.
If propertyreactive is disabled, when fire the rule, it will throw
ClassCastException: class a.b can not be cast to a.b, it's very strange
cause it's same class.
If I remove the @propertyreactive in drl file, even amount of properties is
less than 64, such as only 1 or 2, it will throw the ClassCastException too,
not sure why this would happen.
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