I want to integrate drool Kie UI to edit my rules from UI side.
I have already many rules in my web project.. please let me know how i can open those in UI to edit and again after build and deploy how it will update in my web application repository.
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I am having Kie workbench and I am having seperate springboot application. Now i want to use certain rules created in that workbench from my local spring boot application....
What are the steps to be followed to interact with KIE Workbench and what are the configurations to be made on both sides(KIE WORKBENCH & Springboot application)
Do you have kie-server.war installed along with workbench?
If yes, then you can deploy your project into kie-server and use REST API or java client to fire rules from your application. Please refer documentation Kie-server installation to understand more about using kie-server to deploy projects and configurations.
We have been using Drools guvnor 5.5.0 on JBoss 7.0. Now we want to use drools 6.1 final version. We have deployed all the jar files but unable to access UI as could not find war file. We got war file for 5.5.0 version from http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/maven2/org/drools/guvnor-distribution-wars/5.5.0.Final/ but unable to find same for 6.1.final version. Tried to use kie-drools-wb-distribution but not working.
Can anyone tell the way to use drools 6.1 version or to get the UI to create rules?
Summarizing Goodbye Guvnor. Hello Drools Workbench.
Along with the functional and feature changes we have restructured the
Guvnor github repository to better reflect our new architecture.
Guvnor has historically been the web application for Drools. It was a
composition of editors specific to Drools, a back-end repository and a
simplistic asset management system.
Things are now different.
For Drools 6.0 the web application has been extensively re-written to
use UberFire that provides a generic Workbench environment, a Metadata
Engine, Security Framework, a VFS API and clustering support.
Guvnor has become a generic asset management framework providing
common services for generic projects and their dependencies. Drools
use of both UberFire and Guvnor has born the Drools Workbench.
Drools Workbench (drools-wb)
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools-wb
Drools Workbench is the end product for people looking for a web application that is composed of all Drools related editors, screens and services. It is equivalent to the old Guvnor.
You can download from http://download.jboss.org/drools/release/6.1.0.Final/kie-drools-wb-distribution-6.1.0.Final.zip
Se also: Workbench Installation
I hope this help.
I have developed my rules application using drools and would like to deploy it to Tomcat along with my other webapplciation that invokes rules. How do I go ahead with this?
Im using Drools 6.0.
You need to download the kie-workbench from here
http://download.jboss.org/drools/release/6.0.1.Final/kie-drools-wb-distribution-6.0.1.Final.zip
and then put the tomcat war inside tomcat/webapps
Ok so i'm new to salesforce.I started by installing the force IDE from http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/Force.com_IDE_Installation
I have a salesforce application code that i want to deploy in my salesforce org.
I have imported the app into eclipse but don't know what to do next.
Can any one guide me or provide any useful links to achieve what i'm trying to do.
Right click on the resources you want to deploy and select Force.com/Deploy to server... in the context menu.
More flexible way to deploy is described here.
More links could be found in this answer.
I have created a BPEL project in eclipse using BPEL visual designer. After deployment, i can right click on .wsdl file and choose Web services >> Test with web services explorer.
This opens up a window in eclipse itself.
Is there a way to do this in browser (chrome etc..) ?
Also, i know this is pretty basic, but how to use the generated wsdl and Bpel(like how to deploy in server(in my localhost) for instance ). Any links on basics would be of great help.
I don't know a good web-based Web service testing tool. You may give the try-it functionality of WSO2's products a try. In any case, I recommend using SoapUI, which is absolutely awesome for testing Web services.