[rules-users] XStreamAlias

[André Fróes]

Thanks for the answer Geoffrey. I know he has a point there hehe, I've been
there before comming here. I also face lots of people asking thing without
give a minimal search about the topic at another forum that i'm very
active. I just expressed myself wrong. The main doubt werent about the tool
itself, it was the tool inside the drools that i weren't understanding. But
now makws sense, since the examples works with data provided by the xml at
the data folder.

Thanks for your time
Em 31/01/2013 06:05, "Geoffrey De Smet" <ge0ffrey.spam at gmail.com> escreveu:

>  It's not related to Planner performance, it's for serializating a
> Solution dataset from/to XML with xstream (and Planner doesn't care how you
> do that).
> If you're getting your data another way (say from a database with JPA or
> JDBC), then you can delete all the xstream annotations in the example
> domain models.
>
> As far how it affects xstream's serialization performance, ask on the
> xstream mailing list. I don't think it does.
> You can also use JAXB instead of xstream, if you're coming from/to XML.
> (Internally Planner uses xstream too to parse the solver configuration
> file, but you needed care about that)
>
> More info (Michael has a point - first link on google :)
>   http://xstream.codehaus.org/annotations-tutorial.html
> Explains how XStreamAlias replaces
> "<com.thoughtworks.xstream.RendezvousMessage>" with "<message>"
>
> Op 30-01-13 21:49, André Fróes schreef:
>
> I wont answer about what you typed, because I always perform a good search
> over the interbet and documentation, as I did before asking here.  If you
> missunderstood the question, ask for something more well explained, that I
> would happily present you with another explanation. I'm no beginner at this
> (java), and now I'm trying to learn about drools. Since drools uses xml
> configuration but at the documentation, while completing the examples, I
> didn't saw  it be  mentioned, at least not strictly, and the planner also
> works without it mentioned at java objects. I want to know if it will
> enhance my application performance, since it enable easy convertion to/from
> xml. I hope that now my question's easier to understand.
>
> My best regards.
>  Em 30/01/2013 17:50, "Michael Anstis" <michael.anstis at gmail.com>
> escreveu:
>
>> This day and age, when most people are presented with information with
>> which they are unfamiliar they tend to turn, almost without exception, to
>> the internet.
>>
>> I, being like most people, typed "@XStreamAlias" into my favorite serach
>> engine and was presented with an abundance of answers.
>>
>> On 30 January 2013 19:18, André Fróes <arfmoraes at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> What is this @XStreamAlias(...) that i see in mostly of example pojos? I
>>> did my pojos without it and worked the same way. Is it for performance?
>>>
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