Dynamically Update Rules at Runtime. Drools + Spring-Boot












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So currently I'm practicing on using Drools (7.13.0.Final) with Spring-boot(1.5.12.RELEASE). I have made a sample application in Spring-boot with the following classes



Model: TaxiFare.java



@Data
public class TaxiFare {
private double surge;
private double netFare;
private double baseFare;
private double distanceTraveled;
}


Service: TaxiFareService.java



@Service
public class TaxiFareService {

@Autowired
private KieContainer kieContainer;


public TaxiFare getTaxiFare(TaxiFare fare) {

KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");

kieSession.insert(fare);
kieSession.fireAllRules();
kieSession.dispose();
return fare;
}
}


RestController: TaxiFareController.java



@RestController
public class TaxiFareController {

@Autowired
private TaxiFareService taxiFareService;

@RequestMapping(value = "/getFare", method = RequestMethod.GET)
public String getQuestions(@RequestParam(required = true) double baseFare, @RequestParam(required = true) double surge, @RequestParam(required = true) double distanceTraveled) {

TaxiFare fare = new TaxiFare();
fare.setBaseFare(baseFare);
fare.setSurge(surge);
fare.setDistanceTraveled(distanceTraveled);

taxiFareService.getTaxiFare(fare);

return String.format("NET FARE IS: %s", fare.getNetFare());
}


}


Configuration:



@Bean
public KieContainer kieContainer2() {
return KieServices.Factory.get().getKieClasspathContainer();
}


With a defined rules of



package rules

import com.samsung.bixby.management.drools.model.TaxiFare

rule "No Surge"
when
$fareObject: TaxiFare(surge == 0.0);
then
$fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
end
rule "Has Surge"
when
$fareObject: TaxiFare(surge > 0.0);
then
$fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getSurge() * $fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
end


I've built this sample application using various Drools + Spring integration tutorials I've found online. At present, the rule engine works fine as it is but what I am trying to do is I want to be able to reload the rules file dynamically during the application's runtime everytime a new rule is added or an existing rule is modified. The application is packaged as a WAR and deployed in a web server.



I've read multiple articles regarding the use of KieScanner but none of the written tutorials about it makes sense, even the documentation itself. Following the sample code they provide,



KieScanner kieScanner = kieServices.newKieScanner(kieContainer);



Always causes the build to fail as somehow the newKieScanner cannot seem to create a kieScanner based on the kieContainer provided. Is there any other way on having a dynamic rules setup for Drools or a clarification on how to implement KieScanner correctly?



Thank you.










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    So currently I'm practicing on using Drools (7.13.0.Final) with Spring-boot(1.5.12.RELEASE). I have made a sample application in Spring-boot with the following classes



    Model: TaxiFare.java



    @Data
    public class TaxiFare {
    private double surge;
    private double netFare;
    private double baseFare;
    private double distanceTraveled;
    }


    Service: TaxiFareService.java



    @Service
    public class TaxiFareService {

    @Autowired
    private KieContainer kieContainer;


    public TaxiFare getTaxiFare(TaxiFare fare) {

    KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");

    kieSession.insert(fare);
    kieSession.fireAllRules();
    kieSession.dispose();
    return fare;
    }
    }


    RestController: TaxiFareController.java



    @RestController
    public class TaxiFareController {

    @Autowired
    private TaxiFareService taxiFareService;

    @RequestMapping(value = "/getFare", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String getQuestions(@RequestParam(required = true) double baseFare, @RequestParam(required = true) double surge, @RequestParam(required = true) double distanceTraveled) {

    TaxiFare fare = new TaxiFare();
    fare.setBaseFare(baseFare);
    fare.setSurge(surge);
    fare.setDistanceTraveled(distanceTraveled);

    taxiFareService.getTaxiFare(fare);

    return String.format("NET FARE IS: %s", fare.getNetFare());
    }


    }


    Configuration:



    @Bean
    public KieContainer kieContainer2() {
    return KieServices.Factory.get().getKieClasspathContainer();
    }


    With a defined rules of



    package rules

    import com.samsung.bixby.management.drools.model.TaxiFare

    rule "No Surge"
    when
    $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge == 0.0);
    then
    $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
    end
    rule "Has Surge"
    when
    $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge > 0.0);
    then
    $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getSurge() * $fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
    end


    I've built this sample application using various Drools + Spring integration tutorials I've found online. At present, the rule engine works fine as it is but what I am trying to do is I want to be able to reload the rules file dynamically during the application's runtime everytime a new rule is added or an existing rule is modified. The application is packaged as a WAR and deployed in a web server.



    I've read multiple articles regarding the use of KieScanner but none of the written tutorials about it makes sense, even the documentation itself. Following the sample code they provide,



    KieScanner kieScanner = kieServices.newKieScanner(kieContainer);



    Always causes the build to fail as somehow the newKieScanner cannot seem to create a kieScanner based on the kieContainer provided. Is there any other way on having a dynamic rules setup for Drools or a clarification on how to implement KieScanner correctly?



    Thank you.










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      So currently I'm practicing on using Drools (7.13.0.Final) with Spring-boot(1.5.12.RELEASE). I have made a sample application in Spring-boot with the following classes



      Model: TaxiFare.java



      @Data
      public class TaxiFare {
      private double surge;
      private double netFare;
      private double baseFare;
      private double distanceTraveled;
      }


      Service: TaxiFareService.java



      @Service
      public class TaxiFareService {

      @Autowired
      private KieContainer kieContainer;


      public TaxiFare getTaxiFare(TaxiFare fare) {

      KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");

      kieSession.insert(fare);
      kieSession.fireAllRules();
      kieSession.dispose();
      return fare;
      }
      }


      RestController: TaxiFareController.java



      @RestController
      public class TaxiFareController {

      @Autowired
      private TaxiFareService taxiFareService;

      @RequestMapping(value = "/getFare", method = RequestMethod.GET)
      public String getQuestions(@RequestParam(required = true) double baseFare, @RequestParam(required = true) double surge, @RequestParam(required = true) double distanceTraveled) {

      TaxiFare fare = new TaxiFare();
      fare.setBaseFare(baseFare);
      fare.setSurge(surge);
      fare.setDistanceTraveled(distanceTraveled);

      taxiFareService.getTaxiFare(fare);

      return String.format("NET FARE IS: %s", fare.getNetFare());
      }


      }


      Configuration:



      @Bean
      public KieContainer kieContainer2() {
      return KieServices.Factory.get().getKieClasspathContainer();
      }


      With a defined rules of



      package rules

      import com.samsung.bixby.management.drools.model.TaxiFare

      rule "No Surge"
      when
      $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge == 0.0);
      then
      $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
      end
      rule "Has Surge"
      when
      $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge > 0.0);
      then
      $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getSurge() * $fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
      end


      I've built this sample application using various Drools + Spring integration tutorials I've found online. At present, the rule engine works fine as it is but what I am trying to do is I want to be able to reload the rules file dynamically during the application's runtime everytime a new rule is added or an existing rule is modified. The application is packaged as a WAR and deployed in a web server.



      I've read multiple articles regarding the use of KieScanner but none of the written tutorials about it makes sense, even the documentation itself. Following the sample code they provide,



      KieScanner kieScanner = kieServices.newKieScanner(kieContainer);



      Always causes the build to fail as somehow the newKieScanner cannot seem to create a kieScanner based on the kieContainer provided. Is there any other way on having a dynamic rules setup for Drools or a clarification on how to implement KieScanner correctly?



      Thank you.










      share|improve this question














      So currently I'm practicing on using Drools (7.13.0.Final) with Spring-boot(1.5.12.RELEASE). I have made a sample application in Spring-boot with the following classes



      Model: TaxiFare.java



      @Data
      public class TaxiFare {
      private double surge;
      private double netFare;
      private double baseFare;
      private double distanceTraveled;
      }


      Service: TaxiFareService.java



      @Service
      public class TaxiFareService {

      @Autowired
      private KieContainer kieContainer;


      public TaxiFare getTaxiFare(TaxiFare fare) {

      KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");

      kieSession.insert(fare);
      kieSession.fireAllRules();
      kieSession.dispose();
      return fare;
      }
      }


      RestController: TaxiFareController.java



      @RestController
      public class TaxiFareController {

      @Autowired
      private TaxiFareService taxiFareService;

      @RequestMapping(value = "/getFare", method = RequestMethod.GET)
      public String getQuestions(@RequestParam(required = true) double baseFare, @RequestParam(required = true) double surge, @RequestParam(required = true) double distanceTraveled) {

      TaxiFare fare = new TaxiFare();
      fare.setBaseFare(baseFare);
      fare.setSurge(surge);
      fare.setDistanceTraveled(distanceTraveled);

      taxiFareService.getTaxiFare(fare);

      return String.format("NET FARE IS: %s", fare.getNetFare());
      }


      }


      Configuration:



      @Bean
      public KieContainer kieContainer2() {
      return KieServices.Factory.get().getKieClasspathContainer();
      }


      With a defined rules of



      package rules

      import com.samsung.bixby.management.drools.model.TaxiFare

      rule "No Surge"
      when
      $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge == 0.0);
      then
      $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
      end
      rule "Has Surge"
      when
      $fareObject: TaxiFare(surge > 0.0);
      then
      $fareObject.setNetFare($fareObject.getSurge() * $fareObject.getBaseFare() * $fareObject.getDistanceTraveled());
      end


      I've built this sample application using various Drools + Spring integration tutorials I've found online. At present, the rule engine works fine as it is but what I am trying to do is I want to be able to reload the rules file dynamically during the application's runtime everytime a new rule is added or an existing rule is modified. The application is packaged as a WAR and deployed in a web server.



      I've read multiple articles regarding the use of KieScanner but none of the written tutorials about it makes sense, even the documentation itself. Following the sample code they provide,



      KieScanner kieScanner = kieServices.newKieScanner(kieContainer);



      Always causes the build to fail as somehow the newKieScanner cannot seem to create a kieScanner based on the kieContainer provided. Is there any other way on having a dynamic rules setup for Drools or a clarification on how to implement KieScanner correctly?



      Thank you.







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