Dear Wolfgang,
Thanks a lot for the help! I already knew that defining rules for Drools is
an act of declarative programming. Now I understand better what that means
and I'm getting the hang of it. I did indeed introduce a new class called
UpperBound. I built in something so that I can deal with different types of
symptoms. Finally, I replaced the initialisation rule with this one:
rule "Initialisation"
salience 100
when
eval(true); // always!
then
insert(new UpperBound("AnimalDiseaseSymptom", "fever", 20));
# etc.
end;
Regards, Dobedani
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