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Chapter 4. Installing the Red Hat Business Optimizer engine in your application
Red Hat Business Optimizer can be installed using Maven or other applications, such as Gradle, Ivy, or Buildr.
Prerequisite
The Red Hat Decision Manager has been downloaded and installed from the Red Hat Customer Portal. See Getting started with decision services for more information about installing Red Hat Decision Manager.
Procedure
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Get the Red Hat Business Optimizer
optaplanner-core
JARs at the Red Hat JBoss Maven Repository. - Identify the latest version by checking the Red Hat JBoss Maven Repository.
Add a dependency to
optaplanner-core
in your project’spom.xml
:<dependency> <groupId>org.optaplanner</groupId> <artifactId>optaplanner-core</artifactId> <version>{MAVEN_ARTIFACT_VERSION}</version> </dependency>
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(Optional) Add any other Red Hat Business Optimizer engine modules that you require, such as the
optaplanner-persistence-jpa
oroptaplanner-persistence-xstream
integration modules. For more information about how to configure Red Hat Business Optimizer for use with other Java technologies, see the Optaplanner documentation.
The optaplanner-benchmark
module is included as part of the engine, however, it is recommended to be used as a separate module, as demonstrated in the this Employee Rostering module. This is to avoid leaking the optaplanner-benchmark
into the .war
file.
Alternatively, if you are using Ant (without Ivy) you can install the engine by copying all of the JARs from the downloaded ZIP’s binaries
directory. Manually verify that your classpath does not contain duplicate JARs.
The downloaded .zip file binaries
directory contains far more JARs then optaplanner-core
actually uses. It also contains the JARs used by other modules, such as optaplanner-benchmark
.
Check the Maven repository pom.xml
files to determine the minimal dependency set for a specific version of a specific module.