I am not sure if anyone else is having this issue or not, but I can not do
in-line attribute compares to null.
For instance.
when
ObjectA(
objectBKey == null
)
then
objectBKey is a String in this case.
This doesn't evaluate properly as the rule was firing even though the slot
col?
I'll also grab the new 4.0.5 branch as you mentioned and give that a whirl.
Thanks again Mark!
Joshua
Mark Proctor wrote:
>
> The 'or' must be used for classes of the same type.
>
> Mark
> Joshua Undesser wrote:
>> I am curious if anyone else ha
I am curious if anyone else has run into this problem.It seems like there
is something wrong in the Drools LogicMy issue can be very easily be
recreated in about 5 minutes
>From eclipse I set up a new drools project.Where DroolTest.java is
defined I create 4 new classes, ClassA,
I have a question on the return value of a not statement
I have two fairly large rules in respect to the LHS when declarations.
They are identical except for the fact that in one of them, I am checking to
see if one more object exits, while in the other I am checking to see if it
doesn'
I am having a few issues with Global Variables and was wondering if someone
could possibly explain them to me.
I am coming from a CLIPS/JESS background where globals are very straight
forward. ie (global ?*FAMILY_NAME* = "SMITH") and you can use it everywhere
after that. You can declare th
I am doing something similar and having some issues. I am physically
calling setGlobal, but it doesn't seem to be getting setexample
global String USER_NAME;
rule "Initialize Globals"
salience 100
when
eval(USRE_NAME == null )
then
gt; The feature I believe you are after is called slot-specific, so that
> only fields which are constrained on pick up the notifications if those
> fields have changed. This is not currently supported - sorry. Will
> probably be in our next major release in Q1.
>
> Mark
>
&
I am sorry if this has already been answered, I tried a few different search
combinations within this user forum and didn't find an answer.
I am pretty new to Drools, but am no stranger to JESS and CLIPS. We are
currently looking at moving over our product implementations from JESS to
DROOLS.