Did you checked the new "type declaration" feature in Drools 5? maybe your tool just got easier to work with, since instead of generating classes you can simply generate DRL now... and eclipse editor will work just fine with it...
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Edson
2008/10/10 Evans, Jess
<JEvans@...>
So, I've whipped
together a rudimentary bit of code to parse an excel and generate java bean fact
classes and as well as the facts themselves. This great article (http://blog.athico.com/2006/12/dynamically-generated-class-beans-as.html) helped
me to resolve the runtime rule compilation problem I had encountered.
However, my eclipse rule editor shows problems for the dynamically generated
class references which makes me sad. Is there any workaround to make these
classes available to the rule editor or otherwise suppress the type checking
for these classes?
thanks,
-Jess
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