Hi,
Im trying to reproduce the tBRMS scenario as in the documentation, im facing various problem, i work with drools guvnor to produce my rules, we have 5 formats of rules (.dslr, .xls, .gdst, .brl and .drl) in
Drools Guvnor based on a Model which can be in .drl or .jar formats.
in the scenario you use a jar file (LoanModel.jar) and select LoanSimulator class, does this class contain the rule ?, in this case how can we put rules in a jar file ?.
I work with Sensis Model which is a package example of drools guvnor, you can get it by clicking on Drools examples here :
http://www.jboss.org/drools/downloads in this example the model is in .jar format, but after i select it, im not able to access to my rules !!
does anyone have an idea ?
LoanModel.jar contains 2 POJO java classes, but not any rule. The rules are defined in drools guvnor.
The model represents objects handled by the rule engine. and these objects will be binded to the data schema in the job.
please pm me your email address so that i can share the model and repository export with you.
Edited: the file is now attached in this post and in Jira too.
i am working with the example that you send to me, i do these steps :
1) i import the repository in drools
2) i run the job in Talend but i have those errors :
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Problèmes de compilation non résolus : org.talend.bank n'est pas reconnu comme type valide org.talend.bank n'est pas reconnu comme type valide org.talend.bank.LoanSimulator n'est pas reconnu comme type valide at drools.loan_0_1.Loan.tFileInputExcel_1Process(Loan.java:3025) at drools.loan_0_1.Loan.runJobInTOS(Loan.java:3875) at drools.loan_0_1.Loan.main(Loan.java:3746)
- when i try to
save changes in Drools after uploading the file
LoanModel.jar i have an error, is that the problem ?
- also when i try to build
bank package in Drools i have an error.
Regards.
Sidina
you need to re-import the jar from the repository to you job by clicking at the button beside "module list" configuration.
i think you can try to create a simpler scenario instead of reproducing the whole one in the documentation.
you can create a rule which simply says all loans demanded by a person younger than 18 years old will be rejected.
Hello.
I'm trying to reproduce the example with the Loan model by using Talend and Drools Guvnor. Each component is well working (I can load the model, and the class i want to), but i get the following error when i launch the Job :
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/org.talend.bank/LATEST
I think this is because i haven't the right username and password in the tBRMS configuration. There is something i can do, to configure my ID and password to be connected with Gunvor ?
Thank you for your answer.
Hello Yohina, Normally, you should use the same username/password of your TAC. Which version of studio are you using? Did you install Drools Guvnor with the installer? Did you imported my repository_export.xml into your guvnor? What happens if you enter http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/org.talend.bank/LATEST in your browser? (Normally, there should be a login window for which your TAC credentials would not work, except you've logged in your TAC with the same browser.) Regards, Sizhao
Hello, Thanks for answer so quickly. I actually used the same ID and password for my TAC and for the tBRMS component. I use Talend Integration Suite 4.3.2. I deployed the file Drools Guvnor (with the war extension) in the same apache server i use for my TAC. If i enter http://localhost:8080/drools-guvnor/org.drools.guvnor.Guvnor/package/org.talend.bank/LATEST in my browser, i have an error message, the pages does not load, so I have no login window. Regards, Yohina.
I guess you're using 4.2.3 because the branch 4.3.x does not exist.
If I am right, you should be using Drools Guvnor 5.0 corresponding to the component library. In TAC installation documentation, some manual steps are needed to config your Guvnor, including modification of host/port in the extracted Guvnor webapp inside your tomcat folder.
Once it is done, you can log into TAC, configure the Guvnor URL in TAC and see if you can access it via TAC.
