[rules-users] Function calls in decision table

2012-04-18 Thread San
Hi I am trying to cal a local function getMaturityAge() in the decision table condition column like RuleTable MaturityAge Validation CONDITION ACTION pp:PremiumCalculatorFormBean getMaturity

Re: [rules-users] Function call in LHS

2012-04-18 Thread San
Hi I am trying to cal a local function getMaturityAge() in the decision table condition column like RuleTable MaturityAge Validation CONDITION ACTION pp:PremiumCalculatorFormBean getMaturity

Re: [rules-users] Can i see a Decision Table in Tempate (like:each row one Decision Table)

2012-04-18 Thread San
Hi I am trying to cal a local function getMaturityAge() in the decision table condition column like RuleTable MaturityAge Validation CONDITION ACTION pp:PremiumCalculatorFormBean getMaturity

Re: [rules-users] Sir, Seekin your's Help on Drool

2012-04-18 Thread San
pp:PremiumCalculatorFormBean (fact in this case) contains 2 int fields age and premiumPaymentTerm. I need to validate (age+premiumPaymentTerm) sud nt b >70. So in 1st condition column i am calling a method int getMaturityAge(pp) { int maturityAge=0; int age=0; int

[rules-users] How to control the order of rule execution

2012-05-15 Thread San
Hi All I am just a month old to drools. We are doing a small poc. *Our requirement:*-we want 5 rules should be fired but only in a particular order.say rule 1 first, den rule 2 n so on... I have proceeded by creating a ruleflow file in eclipse and mentioned the ruleflow-group names in our co

Re: [rules-users] can't put formula on Guvnor screen

2012-05-16 Thread San
Hi Mike I am working along with Zeeshan and Aswin. I hav started exploring drools a month back n finished 3 products one using the .drl rule and two using decision table. They have joined while exploring guvner just 2 days back n we have raised that bug. But nw we have a new requirement , for w

[rules-users] "Negative" Rules

2010-12-15 Thread Diego San Esteban
Greetings, How is it possible to implement a "rollback" in the KB? Suppose that when retracting a fact, I want to undo the changes made. Writing a negative (opposite) rule isn't efficient, it means declaring the rule twice effectively. Also the negative rule is usually using lots of OR's and