i got the predicate working.
from the docs it seems that predicate is used in the indexing but the eval
is not. Is that correct?
please confirm that the column constraints cannot access nested objects.
many thanks
-
Lucio Piccoli
Director
Asterisk-i Pty Ltd
Software Design-Develop-Deploy
www.asteriski.com
with predicate or evals, or preferably try and write your information
relationally not nested.
Mark
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hi all,
having trouble with Drools 3.x syntax.
currently using one fact in working memory that is a aggregate of many
java beans. However when using the column constraint syntax it does not
seem to allow nested getXXX on the column constraint.
I have it working using predicate but it just seems verbose.
i would like to be able to fire rule when
the table object has a player count 0 and the
Table.getDealer.getFlop()
== null
how is this done on Drools 3.x?
ie.
public class Table{
int playerCount;
Dealer dealer;
Collection players;
}
rule start
no-loop true
when
table : Table( playerCount 0 , dealerFlop :
dealer-(dealerFlop.getFlop() == null ) )
then
System.out.println( start: + table.getDealer().getFlop() );
end
many thanks
-lp
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