1 Reply Latest reply on Jul 14, 2010 6:27 AM by lzoubek

    'Could not find default Drools runtime' error in Eclipse

    mrobin21
    mrobin21 Jul 10, 2010 9:03 PM

      Hello.

       

      I have a Struts project in Eclipse shared amongst some developers using CVS.  Suddenly quite recently after a CVS update, my local copy of the project started throwing 'Could not find default Drools runtime' errors.

       

      We don't use Drools in our project, but one of the developers may have accidentally clicked on the 'Convert to a Drools Project' option in the project context dropdown menu (he doesn't know for sure).

       

      How can I get rid of this error without having to create and configure a dummy Drools environment?  I know nothing of Drools or creating such environments and ideally I would like to just reverse whatever happened to my project to cause this error.

       

      Thanks.

        • 1. Re: 'Could not find default Drools runtime' error in Eclipse
          lzoubek
          lzoubek Jul 14, 2010 6:27 AM (in response to mrobin21)

          You'll need to edit .project file in your project directory and delete

          <buildCommand>
     <name>org.drools.eclipse.droolsbuilder</name>
     <arguments>
     </arguments>
</buildCommand>

           

          then re-import your project into workspace. Delete it first (without deleting from file system) and then import it as existing project. It worked at least for me.

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