I just opened a JIRA: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBRULES-1115.
Regards,
CG
Edson Tirelli-3 wrote:
>
>I do suggest you open a JIRA and attach your test case. I will need to
> do
> some debugging to understand what is happening.
>
>[]s
>Edson
>
> 2007/8/22, pentarious <[EMA
I do suggest you open a JIRA and attach your test case. I will need to do
some debugging to understand what is happening.
[]s
Edson
2007/8/22, pentarious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
> I hope you can help me find a solution. In the meantime I've tried your
> workaround, adding an addOption()
I hope you can help me find a solution. In the meantime I've tried your
workaround, adding an addOption() method with no success. When I use that
method in the rule I get the following exception (and I can't understand
why):
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.test.ItemShadowProxy
org.test.Item
I think I know what is happening. The getOptions() method is returning
the shadowed options collections, i.e., when you are adding the option, you
are adding to the shadow instead of the real object.
Now, I'm not sure how we should handle such thing, since we do need to
shadow the options co
Actually, before opening a JIRA I would like to show you my actual code...
Here it is:
rule "My Rule"
no-loop true
when
$list : ArrayList() from collect( Item( type == "MY TYPE" ) )
then
Item item = (Item) $list.get(0);
ItemOption option = new ItemOption( item
Well, it must work. Can you open a JIRA with a self contained test case
please? I will investigate.
[]s
Edson
2007/8/22, pentarious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
> I know. Actually I didn't put any update or insert statement in the code
> just
> to make it simpler. The actual code looks like
I know. Actually I didn't put any update or insert statement in the code just
to make it simpler. The actual code looks like:
when
$itemList : ArrayList() from collect( Item( category == "VIDEO" ) )
then
ItemDiscount disc = new ItemDiscount(10);
insert(disc);
$myFirstItem =
If you want the "engine to see" your changes, in a way you affect other
rules, you must call update( object ) for the object you are changing.
Otherwise, the change will happen to the original object, but not to the
shadow proxy that the engine uses to ensure consistency.
[]s
Edson
2007/
Ok, I'm still working on that, I'll publish my solution asap. In the meantime
it turns out our requirements need something more than that. We have an
ordered list of beans (items) and we have to be able to modify a specific
subset of the list (adding a discount). Now I tried to solve this problem
Please, share with us! Send to the list!
Edson
2007/8/21, pentarious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>
> I found an interesting implementation to do that. If anyone is interested
> I
> could share my solution.
>
> Regards,
>
> CG
>
>
> Mark Proctor wrote:
> >
> > There is no supported way to do th
I found an interesting implementation to do that. If anyone is interested I
could share my solution.
Regards,
CG
Mark Proctor wrote:
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> There is no supported way to do this. You could use an inline-eval
> against a global, but that is very clunkey. However it does seem like a
> good featur
Thanks, I'll do that. In the meantime I still need to get the job done asap.
Can you provide me an example to implement such a logic using an inline-eval
and global (which variable should be global?)? And just out of curiosity
can you explain me why this code doesn't work (basically why, after the
There is no supported way to do this. You could use an inline-eval
against a global, but that is very clunkey. However it does seem like a
good feature idea for a future release, open a jira and I'll look into
getting it included.
Mark
pentarious wrote:
Does anyone know a method to limit the
Does anyone know a method to limit the number of results from a collect
statement? I was just wondering how to do something like this:
$myList : List() from collect( MyObject(myField == "something") ) limit 3
//it should put in $myList just the first 3 objects retrieved
I'm quite sure there is not
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