In the case below you don't need to iterate manually. You can use the
"contains" LHS element. Take a look at the manual and you will see it. Or you
can insert your List directly and use the "from" LHS element
Using from it might look like:
rule "test"
when
String(this=="10") //<--The time
friends : List() //<--Your friends collection
String(this=="myFriend") from friends
then
System.out.println("HIT");
end
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Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 4:40 PM
To: Rules Users List
Subject: Re: [rules-users] foreach in drl file
Thanks for the reply Ingomar.
> I am still not quite there.
> >, I would like a foreach which itterates through a list in my java
> class, e.g. "Golfer", and addes the conditions in the collection to my
> rule with "ANDs"
> So the condition is where?
>
> What I would be looking for is a plain text description of the rule, ie.
> "find all serial numbers of all Golfer objects that have ..." Or
> something like that.
> Prose is usually a fairly good starting point for transcribing into
> rules/drl.
I will try, hopefully it is a bit clearer this time.
friends = ['Mike', 'Tom', 'Anna'] // this is the collection I want to itterate
over
time = 10
When my 'friend' is one of 'friends' and time is 10 o'clock then ring my alarm.
Hope this shows where I would like the collection to get into play.
Thank you,
Phil
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