Edison,
Thanks for your prompt reply!
I'm trying to incorporate the workaround that you've suggested but I keep
getting an error with the use of the from clause. I based this off of the
documentation provided on drools.org for drools expert on how to use the
from clause.
So I declared a custom type called FreqValue, who has an attribute called
freqCount that is an in.
I store that FreqValue type in my hashMap and set it's value to 2 in my
TestDriver.
The following is my rule:
---
declare FreqValue
freqCount: int
end
rule "Testing out UdayCompare Operator"
ruleflow-group "udaytesting"
when
profile : Profile()
FreqValue( freqCount udaycompare[gt] 1 ) from
profile.pageFreq["internet"]
then
System.out.println("Yippie it works!!");
end
Note that the profile.pageFreq["internet"] value contains an instance of the
FreqValue object. So, the types match. I was hoping that I didn't have to
create a separate type, since the hashMap pageFreq just contains Integers.
But I can't say Integer( "internal attribute for Integer to store value?"
udaycompare[gt] 1)...
Anyways, when running this I get the following error about an error in the
from clause:
Unable to build expression for 'from' : 1 'profile.pageFreq["internet"]'
: [Rule name='Testing out UdayCompare Operator']
Any idea what is wrong? It's a pretty ambiguous error message...
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