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Sent: 01 June 2011 17:31
To: Mullard, Christopher
Subject: Re: [rules-users] Smart Templates
You just add it to the template file as "header text".
Have you read the documentation on templates? Which version?
-W
2011/6/1 ChrisMu <[hidden email
a objects, using templates. If
this is correct, could you tell me how you are going to manage these objects?
Regards,
Frank
ChrisMu wrote:
Sorry - you're losing me - could you give an example please?
Thanks
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"And, finally, here is an example of Import, Variables and Functions."
The figure below shows cells from a spreadsheet.
-W
2011/6/1 ChrisMu <[hidden email]>
Sorry - you're losing me - could you give an example please?
It's just like a Java static method. Call JAva code if you don't want to put it
all into DRL function, or import from Java in the first place. Both "import"
and "function" can be used in spreadsheets.
-W
2011/6/1 ChrisMu <[hidden email]>
Agre
, Christopher
Subject: Re: [rules-users] Smart Templates
If there are just 2 types (IRDELTA, COMLEASEDELTA) you can add a function that
computes this from the 3-letter name.
-W
2011/6/1 ChrisMu <[hidden email]>
Possibly. Let me try again with what I'm trying to achieve.
Possibly. Let me try again with what I'm trying to achieve.
Given this excerpt from a decision table:
Basically I want to be able to specify a template that says 'If Arg0 is a
currency, output RiskType IRDELTA (and currency), if Arg0 is a commodity
(begins with 'X') then output RiskType COM
ll the expander for a template
like this:
rule "DC_@{row.rowNumber}"
when
  $service: Service(name == "@{service}", value == "@{value}")
  $riskType: RiskType()
then
  $riskType.setName("@{type}");
  $riskType.setAtt(0,"@{value}"
ediate value whose value will be
set by another rule and then use this intermediate value in your DC
rules.
When
Service(value = "AAA")
Then
String name = "Type1";
insert(name);
Something like this... but make sure not to create a loop :-)
Regards,
Frank
eady inserted in WM, but you could
just as well create a new object in the then-part of the rule.
In stead of using the java-function to determine the name, you might
actually just as well create an other rule that sets the name according
to the value, thus putting the entire decision logic in rul
Hi,
I'm trying to get a template (.drt) to generate 2 rules (.drl) from 2
datasets but by doing a little bit more work than direct substitution.
Data (service,value):
DC, AAA
DC, XYZ
Idea for the template - if value is of type1 then create Type object with
'Type1' as name. If value is of type2,
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