Thankzz stephen...
Your examples proved out to be of great help !!!
thanks a TON !
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My pleasure ... I'm glad it was useful to someone!
In case you hadn't spotted already, you should just be able to follow the links
in github up to the top level project, but here's the link to the top level
anyway:
https://github.com/gratiartis/scattercode-drools-scenarios
It's
hey Stephen and laune,
thanxx for the help !!
Stephen..can yu provide me with the whole project..plz !
reagards,
Abhinay
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suppose i have an object Customer and i insert the object of customer in the
session...
class Customer
{
custID;
//getter and setter
}
Customer customer = new Customer()
ksession.insert(customer)
now i fire a couple of rules on this object..
and within the rules, the custID is set with three
It sounds like you need to create a flavour of the WorkingMemoryEventListener and add it to your session.Your objectUpdated(ObjectUpdatedEvent) method could then compare the event.getFactHandle() to the fact handle you got hold of when you inserted it.SteveOn Jul 13, 2012, at 12:16 PM,
i cant find any examples of it...
can yu give me an example of it !!!???
using WorkingMemoryEventListener on my case..how do i do it ?
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See the Expert manual, section 3.3.5. Event Model, which explains all
about the various listeners, with code examples.
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On 13/07/2012, abhinay_agarwal abhinay_agar...@infosys.com wrote:
i cant find any examples of it...
can yu give me an example of it !!!???
using
This is a curious example. With ID (= identifier) one usually
associates a single non-volatile value that's not to be changed. If an
object indeed has multiple identifiers (like a person's name, nick
name, pen name, alias,...) then custID would have to be a Collection
and you can store multiple
For a bit of an example, I have an example here, which does filtering for the
fact type:
https://github.com/gratiartis/scattercode-drools-scenarios/blob/master/src/main/java/uk/co/scattercode/drools/util/TrackingWorkingMemoryEventListener.java
And this test shows it in action:
