RuleEngine | It 's a basic rule engine using Dynamic linq | Rule Engine library

You can loop through the array and execute the rule for each fact:

This ServletContext 'null' initialized message is caused by an older MyFaces bug: MYFACES-3356. Unfortunately the Liberty jsf-2.0 implementation doesn't appear to have that fix - it would be worthwhile to open a support ticket with IBM.

As a workaround, if it's workable for your app you can enable application expansion in your server.xml via

The Drill JDBC Driver JAR file must exist on a client machine so you can configure the driver for the application or third-party tool that you intend to use. You can get the driver as followed :

Copy the drill-jdbc-all JAR file from the following Drill installation directory to your working directory and proceed as followed to launch your script :

So here is the solution. If you try to generate a project in IDEA with addition of JBoss Drools library, it downloads Drools_6_2_0.xml into .idea/libraries (it's not maven repo source). And again if you try to get classpath container in anywhere, the versions become mismatched (the version you declared in pom.xml and drools 6.2.0) and it brings null values in "kieContainer" object. Just remove the Drools_6_2_0.xml file and problem will be solved. Thanks to Roddy for ideas.

The 'replace' operation works like remove/add entire value:

This operation is functionally identical to a "remove" operation for a value, followed immediately by an "add" operation at the same location with the replacement value.

There's no such JSON patch operation as replace value partially (RFC6902, RFC7386)

You can get image like:

Solved:

Module was missing a WebConfig to verify cors. Added it to the project and works as expected.

I’ve not seen that before but I can take a guess why it’s there.

The allow action is a disruptive action. When ModSecurity is working in DetectionOnly mode then disruptive actions (including allow) are not actually actioned. This means any subsequent rules are still run - even though they would not be run when running in the normal On mode. This can make the logs very noisy, and also make you think you have to tune more rules which you do not actually have to tune.

The ctl action is not disruptive and so does execute even in DetectionOnly mode. Therefore by adding ctl:ruleEngine=Off to any allow rules you can have only the real errors logging in Detection only mode.

I’ve actually done the opposite and used ctl:ruleEngine=On to make the allow action take effect even in DetectionOnly mode. For example I have a rule, near the beginning of all my rules, to look at GET calls with no params to index.html pages and say they are reasonably safe so no need to run rest of rules on them. This saves processing time and false flags.

I have found few issues. First of all, methods should not be generic. You set T to object anyway. Instead you should get entity type from ruleInputDataObject (ruleInputDataObject.GetType()). Another problem is the way you're creating lambda in CompileRule method. You pass want to have lambda with Func signature and access properties from generated type. This won't work unless you cast parameterExpression to entity type.

Here is fixed code:

The way that I found to solve this problem was setting this property to false, that's because drools validate the schema, so, doing this it will not validate it.