12:12 p.m.
I am using the drools server and want to use the knowledge base in sequential
mode, but I can not figure out how/where to do this. I've looked at the
Expert documentation, but no luck. Has anyone done this before?
Thanks
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12:24 p.m.
On 16/12/2011 18:12, dunnlow wrote:
I am using the drools server and want to use the knowledge base in
sequential
mode, but I can not figure out how/where to do this. I've looked at the
Expert documentation, but no luck. Has anyone done this before?
Thanks
not all things are exposed in the spring xml, looking at the XSD that is
one of them.
You probably didn't don't need it anyway :)
Mark
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12:47 p.m.
Mark, Thanks for your reply. I am using the drools server and have a
stateless session configured but I need to run it in sequential mode (dont
need inference and it is currently too slow and memory intensive). How do
you should I turn on sequential mode in the server?
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12:55 p.m.
Also, the biggest reason I'm trying this is that the _stateless_ session
doesn't seem to be calling dispose (at least the number of classes grows
with each fact until I run out of memory).
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12:58 p.m.
On 16/12/2011 18:55, dunnlow wrote:
Also, the biggest reason I'm trying this is that the _stateless_
session
doesn't seem to be calling dispose (at least the number of classes grows
with each fact until I run out of memory).
There was a bug found for this if you
had jBPM on the classpath, which
caused a memory leak. Sequential won't help there. I believe that was
fixed in 5.3.
Mark
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On 16/12/2011 18:47, dunnlow wrote:
Mark, Thanks for your reply. I am using the drools server and have
a
stateless session configured but I need to run it in sequential mode (dont
need inference and it is currently too slow and memory intensive). How do
you should I turn on sequential mode in the server?
Directly via the current spring
configuration there is no easy way. You
would be better of added this to the spring xsd and parser, it's not
hard to do.
You might get away with a configuration file, but it would then be
global for all sessions. Add "rulebase.conf" with "drools.sequential =
true" to the root of your project.
Mark
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