Trouble making decision service in BPEL

Question

I've made a simple file-based rule repository in Business Rules, and I want to deploy it in a decision service in BPEL.
However, if I create the decision service, if I select 'execute ruleset', no facts are shown..
If I try 'execute function', none of my functions shows.
Is there anything specific I need to do in the rules author to make this work? Because the rules devguide doesn't mention this as far as I can see.
I followed the procedure from the BPEL devguide, which works fine for the demo rule repositories that come with BPEL, but don't work for my own repository.
Obviously I'm doing something wrong, but I can't seem to find what... Can anyone point me in the right direction please?

Answer 1

I've finally figured out myself what the problem was, but I don't understand why?
I have to define the repository and the Facts of the Business Rules in my bpel-process, in the folder-structure, because otherwise the process isn't able to find these facts.
If I'm correct when you want to integrate Business Rules and Bpel you have to define the rules repository, dictionary and facts in the bpel folder on you file system. I hope this will change in the future because I wouldn't want the business analysts, that will use the Rule Author, to be changing data & facts in my project code. This isn't really what I would want as intended behaviour, functionality.
Could somebody please explain me why it has been configured like this, the decide activity and the classpath it's using for the sources?
When I define the facts on the classpath of my orabpel-application it should be able to find these facts as well, without the need to define the rules and facts in the folder/project of my bpel project.