I am pretty sure it is, within the bounds of what is already there. You kind of suggested one way yourself. On each rule row, have an extra action (which you can hide if you like) that changes a value to stop the "default" from firing.
>From the sounds of it, you are imagining a switch statement, which means you are looking at top to bottom operation. If you only want one rule to fire, and then the rules to stop processing, you can achieve all this by simply having a rule with no conditions applying (not sure if that is what you want). On 2/7/06, Ronald van Kuijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Is it possible to have a 'last resort/otherwise/...' rule fire when no > other > rules have fired? Kind of like in java switch statements? I know I could > use > an action which updates a variable if any rule fires and then explicitly > check in the last rule if this variable has a specific value. One can kan > imagine that I'd like to have it implicitly done maybe with a specific > rule > name or even a rule-otherwise tag or something like that. > > TIA, > > Ronald van Kuijk > > p.s. If this functionality is available, I think I can keep a commercial > vendor (yes I know, JBoss/Drools also has a commercial part ;-) ) > >
