Hi Felipe,
thank you for bearing with me.
actually I put an eval() there just to have something as simple as
possible(but couldn't be sure it it worked).
I actually found a hello world example which works fine without being
template and which I will now try to transform it into template form. I
Im not sure if you can find a complete standalone example for this, but I
think your problem now is with eval().
Can you copy your stackTrace here?
I think you can not do eval( literal == literal),
but you could make a function to test that if you wanna use eval and give
the function the value of
Hi Felipe,
thank you for your reply. I have now added the extra quotes but to no avail.
I still get the same errors.
Is there somewhere a stand-alone example with the compile instructions to
check that everything works? I have the impression that I'm having troubles
with the whole eclipse config
Using template you will see that the @{} is replaced "just as is" from the
data (for example from a spreadsheet), so
if you have a value in the example will be replaced as text in the rule and
you will have something like this:
if @{symbol} == "THE_SYMBOL"
==>
rule "A stand alone rule THE_SYMBOL
Hi,
just starting using drools and need to use templates but having error
messages (described in comments in the code below).
I checked the meaning of the error messages but still can't figure it out.
I modified an simple rule according to the template section of the drools
manual: btw I use the e
