Hi,
I remember implementing Drools in .net, using IKVM, but I am not able to
retrieve the code (nor retrieve my memory) at the moment.
When I read my short explanation of the way I implemented it, I am not
convinced that I used IKVM to convert any native drools libraries. In stead,
it appears as if only my original Java-implementation is converted (with all
desired functions present).
At least, that would explain why you would be able to disregard all warnings
(as Drools engine still runs in java).
If you would like to use an Object from the Drools-jars, then you probably
cannot disregard the warnings when converting the jars. However, I have
never tried to fully achieve this.
Imo, there are a number of ways forward from here (choose as you prefer)
1) Try to ikvmc the entire drools library, carefully adding all dependancies
and fixing wrong convertions
2) Try to contact an other member of this community: Corneil (du Plessis?),
who achieved a drools implementation with IKVM. I am not sure to what extent
he converted all the jars.
3) Try using jni4net
Regards,
Frank
rahultechie wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to access JAVA drools 5.1 in .net. To convert binary files of
JAVA drools 5.1 in .net, I use ikvm-0.46.0.1 tool.
I referred these dlls in my .net application and tried to write JAVA code
(referring to
http://techgrafitti.wordpress.com/2011/02/21/drools-%E2%80%93-getting-sta...
link ) in my .net application.
But not able to refer StatefulSession class from
"org.drools.StatefulSession" namespace. Actually not able to find
"org.drools.StatefulSession" namespace from "drools-core-5.1.1.dll".
While converting jar to dlls I got lots of warning, after Googling I found
that we have to neglect these warnings.
Have any body already wrote such code?
Please share the dlls if you are able to run the rules in .net using
latest drools 5.1.
If possible please share me the code (if your code is not similar to the
code referred in above link).
--
View this message in context:
http://drools.46999.n3.nabble.com/How-to-convert-and-use-JAVA-drools-5-1-...
Sent from the Drools: User forum mailing list archive at
Nabble.com.