I am not sure where exactly this problem lies but I can create the following
rule in a Drools project and have it execute as expected but when i use the
exact same rule in my Spring application/environment it does not work.
Within DroolsTest.java:
Boolean performCheck = new Boolean("true");
statefulSession.setGlobal("performCheck", performCheck);
Within the rule file:
global java.lang.Boolean performCheck;
rule "Display if true"
when
eval(performCheck)
then
System.out.println(performCheck);
end
When I run DroolsTest I get the output of 'true', the value of performCheck,
as I would expect. When I use the same rule in my Spring environment the rule
fails to execute. I know the gloabl is getting to the rule with a value
of "true" as I have a second rule which always fires and reports the value of
performCheck.
Has anyone ever experienced this and if so did you find any solution?
Thanks in advance,
Brian Enderle
_______________________________________________
rules-users mailing list
rules-users@lists.jboss.org
https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/rules-users
