[rules-users] Drools Salience and no-loop

[gboro54]

No I am not using CEP and I didn't think STREAM mode made a difference. I am
just as perplexed as you on why this is happening. Could it be salience is
only respected in the same package(these are in different packages )? I am
just taking a stab in the dark at this point. I generated audit logs and it
can be seen that the removal rule activation is created first and executed
first(it looks like 75% of the time based on my test this occurs)


laune wrote
> 
> It's difficult to imagine that doing the same thing with equal facts in
> identically configured sessions would create differing objects. And it
> was the intent of my questions to unearth some irregularity, and to
> narrow it down.
> 
> STREAM mode shouldn't matter as you aren't using windows, expiry
> or other CEP features - or are you?
> 
> -W
> 
> 
> On 9 March 2012 15:53, gboro54 <gboro54@> wrote:
> 
>> All sessions are against the same kBase. When I say replicate I mean I
>> create
>> 10000 separate Orders all the same way(same values for all properties). I
>> have not tried to insert all into one session and fire but can try if
>> this
>> really makes a difference(though I am not sure why it should). I will add
>> an
>> update to 1 as well but again I am not sure why this would matter to a
>> low
>> ranking rule who does not care about the actual values from that rule
>>
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