Re: [rules-users] Drools6 : Having trouble in using kie-ci

Yes, you are correct, my application, .m2 and kie-wb are running on the same machine., and I can see your point. But in the different instance(the scenario that I originally described) I have a web application, .m2 and kie-web running on the same machine and my code is not able to download the jar file from local .m2 repo. I may also add that these 2 scenarios are on different machines : Machine 1: Java SE App, .m2, Kie-wb with M2_HOME env variable setup -- this works Machine 2: Java Web app, maven repo, Kie-wb (I am not sure if M2_HOME is setup, as this is different developers machine) I had a brief look at org.kie.scanner.embedder.MavenSettings.java and I have the feeling that on machine 2 (M2_HOME) is not set up, so basically the embedded maven is not pointing to the same maven repo to which Kie-wb is. I will try that when the developer is back. So as you can see, I am still working with local maven repo scenario. Now coming back to what you have suggested(for remote repo), i.e include the remote repo and the dependency on artifact (containing rules) in my applications POM file. Now this is confusing : Isn't the pom file used only at build stage when it will download any dependencies from the repositories specified in pom.xml, settings.xml? So in a way when I declare the dependency on my rule artifact in my applications's pom.xml, I am downloading the artifact at compile time. In other words when my application starts running, by that time it already has that artifact(i.e rules). After reading the doc I had the impression that by having kie-ci on classpath of the web app, web app should be able to download the artifact at run time rather than compile time. Thx Vimal -- View this message in context: http://drools.46999.n3.nabble.com/Drools6-Having-trouble-in-using-kie-ci-... Sent from the Drools: User forum mailing list archive at Nabble.com.