This is yet another MVEL bug, as it appears to fail to handle package
visibility correctly.
Put Qos into a .java file of its own in any package, precede class by
public and use a proper import in the .drl.
You can omit the import if the package of the Java class and the .drl
is the same.
-W
On 27/02/2013, FrankVhh frank.vanhoensho...@agserv.eu wrote:
It is looking for com.sample.Qos. Try to add the import statement
test.java.Qos somewhere on top of your file.
Regards,
Frank
penny wrote
Hi,there.I have a class in test.java file.It looks like:
class Qos{
boolean S;
boolean W;
Qos(){
S = true;
W = false;
}
public boolean getS(){
return S;
}
public boolean getW(){
return W;
}
}
Now I want to use the Qos class in my rule file like this:
rule rule1
ruleflow-group myRules
salience 4
when
//conditions
$qos:Qos(S==true W==true);
then
System.out.println(rule1);
end
But here is an error.
[Error: could not access field: com.sample.Qos.S]
[Near : {... S == true }]
^
[Line: 1, Column: 1]
How can I do?
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