The original problem seems to be due to not using a *variable* on the
right hand side
of "memberOf", as defined in Drools Expert, subsection 4.8.2.1.1.3.1.,
Operators.
-W
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 11:14 PM, deaddowney wrote:
>
> I'm using a map because this is a legacy class that is quite dynamic a
On 21/02/2010 21:52, Chuck Irvine wrote:
I'm trying to build Drools from the trunk. I updated from svn about 10
minutes ago.
My build command was:
>mvn -Declipse -Ddocumentation clean install
-DlocalEclipseDrop=C:\tmp\drools\eclipse
The result of my build is given below.
I have two questio
A new feature called "Sharable artifacts/Global artifacts" will be
available in Drools 5.1. This feature allows you share an asset among
different packages. It also creates a global area (you can consider it
as a global package). Potentially you can promote an asset that you
think is more appro
Hi Adam,
try operator "in" instead of "memberOf". AFAIK, "in" deals with list
literals (which is what you want) whereas "memberof" can be used to
check whether some value is part of a collection given as variable
reference.
Kind regards
Ansgar
Am 21.02.2010 23:14, schrieb deaddowney:
> I'm u
I'm using a map because this is a legacy class that is quite dynamic and can
contain arbitrary tag/values. Ideally, if I knew all the attributes I would
declare them as fields, but I'm stuck with this map at the moment.
Regardless, using your explanation, why does
when
I'm trying to build Drools from the trunk. I updated from svn about 10
minutes ago.
My build command was:
>mvn -Declipse -Ddocumentation clean install
-DlocalEclipseDrop=C:\tmp\drools\eclipse
The result of my build is given below.
I have two questions:
1. I'm a little confused about "-DlocalEc
You are expecting map values to be elevated somehow from Object to Integer
and String.
By using typed attributes in the Person class you can overcome your problem.
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On Feb 21, 2010 9:28 PM, "Adam Krieg" wrote:
I’m new to Drools and having trouble accessing my Domain ob
Apologies for the initial subject. Changing to a more appropriate one.
On Feb 21, 2010, at 2:26 PM, Adam Krieg wrote:
> I’m new to Drools and having trouble accessing my Domain object which is
> basically a container around a map.
>
> class Person {
>Map props;
>public Map getProps();
I’m new to Drools and having trouble accessing my Domain object which is
basically a container around a map.
class Person {
Map props;
public Map getProps();
…. Extra stuff
}
I want to create a rule that will match when Age is greater than 20 and name is
one of “Fred”, “Barney”, or
