[rules-users] Seeing Working Memory View, Agenda View, etc in Eclipse editor

[rbourner]

Weily and Vijay,

One idea to consider: when you launch your application within Studio, do not
forget to create a new launch configuration under "Drools Application" and
not under "Java Application" in the "Debug Configurations..." window.
Besides this (which may not be your issue), there seems to be a refresh
problem in these 4 views (i.e. WM, Agenda, Audit & Global Data): the
workaround I found seems to be to navigate and go back to the one you are
interested in and it should display the info you are after. 
I am in the same configuration as you and doing these 2 things made my day.

Hope this helps.
Richard


Vijay Katam wrote:
> 
> Weily,
> Were you able to find a solution to this problem?  I have been trying to
> get working memory view, agenda view working in eclipse 3.4.2 with Drools
> plugin 5.0 but they are always blank. I am not really sure if there are
> any other configuration changes that I should be making in order for them
> to work. The documentation does not have any trouble shooting tips too.
> 
> Regards,
> Vijay
> 
> 
> weily li wrote:
>> 
>> Yes, My Env:
>>    Jboss IDE 2.0.0 Beta 2
>>    Drools plug-in: 3.0.4
>> 
>> I inserted four views from windows > show views > Others...
>> When debugging, nothing is shown at these views.
>> 
>> Thanks
>> rgds
>> Weily
>> 
>> 
>> On 11/6/06, Joj <jojpm at yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> hi,
>>>
>>> in ur documentation it's written tht:
>>>
>>> "When debugging an application using a Drools engine, three new views
>>> can
>>> be
>>> used to check the state of the Drools engine itself: the Working Memory
>>> View, the Agenda View and the Global Data View. To be able to use these
>>> views, create breakpoints in your code invoking the working memory. For
>>> example, the line where you call workingMemory.fireAllRules() is a good
>>> candidate. If the debugger halts at that joinpoint, you should select
>>> the
>>> working memory variable in the debug variables view."
>>>
>>>
>>> but these views are always blank when debugging.
>>> should i have to enter this view from the line:
>>> workingMemory.fireAllRules();   ??
>>> but how can i?
>>>
>>> plz reply A.S.A.P.
>>>
>>> thanx in advance
>>> jojan
>>>
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