Subject: RE: [drools-user] Drools 2.0-rc1 Released - msg#00015

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[drools-user] Drools 2.0-rc1 Released

The Drools <http://drools.org> development team is proud to announce the release of Drools 2.0-rc1. Please see the Release Notes <http://drools.org/Release+Notes> for more details on this release. The Project Downloads <http://drools.org/Project+Downloads> page contains full information on obtaining Drools. Happy Drooling The Drools Team

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Re: [drools-user] Drools 2.0-rc1 Released

Mark, Thanks for the mention! You, the real visionaires and developers of this great tool are the ones that deserve all the merits! Thanks for the great tool! Best Regards, Edson Mark Proctor wrote: The Drools <http://drools.org> development team is proud to announce the release of Drools 2.0-rc1. Please see the Release Notes <http://drools.org/Release+Notes> for more details on this release. The Project Downloads <http://drools.org/Project+Downloads> page contains full information on obtaining Drools. Happy Drooling The Drools Team -- --- Edson Tirelli Auster Solutions do Brasil @ www.auster.com.br (11) 5096-5581 / (11) 9218-4151

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Re: [drools-user] Drools 2.0-rc1 Released

Mark, Thanks for the mention! You, the real visionaires and developers of this great tool are the ones that deserve all the merits! Thanks for the great tool! Best Regards, Edson Mark Proctor wrote: The Drools <http://drools.org> development team is proud to announce the release of Drools 2.0-rc1. Please see the Release Notes <http://drools.org/Release+Notes> for more details on this release. The Project Downloads <http://drools.org/Project+Downloads> page contains full information on obtaining Drools. Happy Drooling The Drools Team -- --- Edson Tirelli Auster Solutions do Brasil @ www.auster.com.br (11) 5096-5581 / (11) 9218-4151

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[drools-user] working memory in multi-threaded applications?

Is anybody working with drools in a multi-threaded application? Currently the synchronization in WorkingMemoryImpl is very incomplete and, in some cases, incorrect. (There is a jira issue for this, but I don't know the number offhand). FYI, I intend to: 1) Remove all synchronization from WorkingMemoryImpl such that is only correct when access by a single thread (which is really the case right now with the incomplete syncing). 2) I will then provide an adapter that syncs all public methods. 3) Finally, if by user request and/or poor performance measurements, I will correctly synchronize the class efficiently (probalby still with some sort of adaptor/AOP). If you think this will cause you grief, let me know -- including why you think so. -- barry kaplan groups1@xxxxxxxxxxx