Thank you Dave, point taken. :) If my deadline allows I'll try to do it using
AgendaEventListener instead - the All Drools way! :D
dave sinclair wrote:
Just remember that doing it this way alleviates the author of the rules
from
having to add that book keeping when creating new rules. This
Hi, ta very much everyone for the help so far.
Another question - how to sort by number of matches please?
Say I have objects A, B, C and D and rules 1 to 5. Each object can match
each rule independently e.g. A can match rule 1 and 2, B might match all
rules 1 to 5, C might match none, D rules
Take a look at the *AgendaEventListener*. It allows you to get callbacks for
when a rule has fired. This would allow you to keep track of which rules
fire along with the objects that caused it to fire.
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 4:27 AM, KDR dr.sopr...@neverbox.com wrote:
Hi, ta very much
Thank you Dave. I had a look, but it seems I'd still have to track it and
process the results in Java rather than using rules, so I guess I'll stick
with my original Java solution. Unless there's some way to track it in
Drools?
Cheers
dave sinclair wrote:
Take a look at the
Just remember that doing it this way alleviates the author of the rules from
having to add that book keeping when creating new rules. This may not be a
*rule based* solution, but it is a *Drools* solution :)
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 10:42 AM, KDR dr.sopr...@neverbox.com wrote:
Thank you Dave. I
