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

[Vijay Katam]

Richard,
I use "Drools Application" to launch my applications. In the refresh problem
that you encountered do you have any elements in those views and they are
just out of sync with your current execution ?  In my case the view are
totally empty and just have the option of manually loading the audit view
from the .log file generated by the logger. 

I have tried in both eclipse 3.4 /3.5 and also changing drools-runtime. 

Thanks,
Vijay


Richard Bourner wrote:
> 
> 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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