[rules-users] Web service deployment

[Jones, Alan R]

Yes, my thoughts exactly -- the web service is packaged as an .aar which
is nothing more than a jar file. The workaround that i have seen
mentioned is to place the data object (Fact) inside a jar and place that
into  axis2\WEB-INF\lib. That only causes more headaches since
everything is generated as xml beans and there is some collision
problem.
 
I was wondering if it's possible to get the classes needed by Drools
onto the classpath another way at web service runtime? This is all very
strange since the rules do correctly see the very same objects when i
test them inside eclipse (sans a deployed web service).
 
I suppose JBoss Rules does not really work inside any J2EE container, I
thought it should be a simple matter with Tomcat.
 




aj 


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Alan R Jones 
Boeing S&IS Mission Systems 
Denver Engineering Center (BDEC) 
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From: Michael Neale [mailto:michael.neale at gmail.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 6:39 PM
To: Rules Users List
Subject: Re: [rules-users] Web service deployment


sounds like the classes that are visible to axis are not visible to
rules - depends how you are packaging up your application - war or ear? 


On 3/7/07, Jones, Alan R <alan.r.jones at boeing.com> wrote: 

	Hi,
	 
	Is there a way to deploy JBoss Rules so that it's exposed as a
web service in Axis2? I keep getting server side errors where Drools is
not able to resolve/recognize the object passed into the rule. How can I
get the objects on the classpath properly for Drools to find it?
	 



	aj 



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