So today I updated my example to use the new JBoss Rules Engine. I had to refactor a couple of classes, due to changes in loading the rules from the drl-file. I also ported the old rules-file to use the Drools 3 native rules language, which I must say is way less verbose than the old xml-based language. I packed the old and new drl file with the example, so you get a one to one comparison, in case you'd like to port the example yourself.
I read the complete documentation of JBoss Rules today and it got me very interested in further digging into rules engines. So I'm planning to use a custom DSL to specify the rules, in a future version of the example.
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Hey i have few doubts, can u please help me. I need to implement JBoss rules in my application. I am new to JBoss rules, can u suggest me few Books or Links which start from the basics of JBoss rules. The documentation given in the JBoss site does not cover the implementation part in detail. It would be of great help if you respond.. thank u.
Hello there,
I need help to setup your example in eclipse IDE.After setting up how do i run your application.please help me as i am new to this technology
cheers
zolf
I'm on holidays right now zolf, I'll get back to you asasp.
Hey zolf,
the example basically consist of a set of JUnit TestCases, that you can run using the JUnit TestRunner integrated in eclipse. That should work.
There is an updated version of my example that you can find here: http://dlinsin.blogspot.com/2007/02/jboss-rules-with-custom-dsl.html. Maybe you wanna check that out.
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