This post shows how to create a simple decision tool in Drools 6.0. Create a new Simple Maven Project Create a new Maven Project and check the Simple Project box. Set the Group Id and Artifact Id as follows: Group Id: com.skills421.examples.drools Artifact Id: DecisionTable Edit the pom.xml [code language=”xml”] [/code] pom.xml
Download JBPM5 from http://www.jbpm.org Click on download Click on Older Community Releases This will redirect you to http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbpm/files/ Click JBPM5, this will redirect you to http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbpm/files/jBPM%205/ Click on JBPM5.4 Final and download the installer zip file to your downloads directory Move the downloaded zip to the destination folder and expand it Open a cmd shell …
Open http://www.jbpm.org/download/download.html Select Old Community Releases This will redirect you to: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbpm/files/ Select JBPM5 Select JBPM-5.4.0.Final Download JBPM-5.4.0.Final-Installer-Full.zip
Download Intellij Idea Community Edition from https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/ Install Intellji by double clicking the downloaded file and following the instructions Open Intellij Create New Project New Project SDK Navigate to the latest version of Java. On a Mac that is currently /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_25.jdk next Group Id: com.skills421.examples.drools ArtifactId: WritingRules Next Project Name: WritingRules Default Pom looks like this: [code language=”xml”] …
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Create the New Maven Project File -> New -> Maven Project GroupId: com.skills421.java.training ArtifactId: Restful-Service Version: 1.0-SNAPSHOT Web Service
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1 EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 2 Part 3 – Moving our EAP to Openshift Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss’ answer to PAAS – Platform as a Service. Like …
This post follows on from EAP Webservice with Camel on Openshift – part 1 Part3 – Moving our EAP to Openshift can be found here Part 2 – Deploying to JBoss EAP Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss’ answer to PAAS – Platform as a Service. Like all …
Part2 – Deploying to EAP can be found here Part3 – Moving our EAP to Openshift can be found here Part 1 – Establishing a Simple Camel Route Overview For the last few days I have been getting to grips with JBoss Openshift, which is JBoss’ answer to PAAS – Platform as a Service. Like all relatively …
This post follows on from Part 1. Throughout this series of posts I am going to blog about how we can use Fitnesse to create a TDD Drools Development Framework and then build an Enterprise Integration System that invokes the Drools Rule Engine and that can be tested using Fitnesse and integrated using Camel and JMS by implementing Enterprise Integration …
