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Decision Testing Dependencies
Are all of the JARs listed in ${advisor.home}/plugins/ds/bin/setenv.bat required for Decision Testing in the RMA or is only a subset of these JARs required?
It looks like this plugin folder contains JARs related to Decision Simulator, for which the client is currently not licensed. I am trying to determine if there is a smaller subset of JARs for Decision Testing or if everything will be needed for an external deployment of the RMA.
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Decision Testing is a feature enabled for RMA users, it doesn't require .jar files from Decision Simulator plug-in folder. I suggest you refer to the topic "Adding Jar Files" in the documentation for which .jar files are required for different RMA deployment.
Hi Karen,
The Decision Testing feature is failing for the error - Unable to find handler class 'com.blazesoft.simulator.dsaserver.rmatesting.NdEntryPointFetchHandler'
This class is specified in - WEB-INF/rma-config/ActionConfiguration.xml
This class is only found in - ${ADVISOR_HOME}/plugins/ds/lib/AdvSimulator.jar
It works when running with the embedded Tomcat, because the startup script calls ${ADVISOR_HOME}/bin/setenv.bat, which in turn calls all of the existing ${ADVISOR_HOME}/plugins/bin/setenv.bat.
The documentation for adding JAR files in "DevelopingRuleMaintenanceApplications" has this JAR listed for Decision Simulator projects and also if Life Cycle Management is enabled (we are not using LCM). There is no information about these JARs being required for Decision Testing, so I was just trying to understand if only a subset of the JARs is needed or if all of them are required for Decision Testing as well.
I was able to get Decision Testing working in a Blaze 7.4 RMA deployed to JBoss EAP 6.4 by including the following JARs (WEB-INF/lib) from the Decision Simulator plugin area:
%ADVISOR_HOME%\plugins\ds\lib\AdvSimulator.jar
%ADVISOR_HOME%\plugins\ds\lib\jobframework.jar
I don't know if any other JARs in the Decision Simulator plugin are needed for certain Decision Testing features, but so far I seem to have full functionality by adding these two JARs.
