Russell,
1. I believe higher salience values fire first, so your salience values are
in the wrong order.
2. May sound stupid but are you calling WorkingMemory.fireAllRules(). The
activation are created as you assert objects but the consequence is not
fired until fireAllRules is called.
On 3/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Guys:
>
> What I can prove now is the second rule is not firing...... Is anyone
> chaining rules together?
>
> I show in the flow the second rule is being aserted:
>
> [ConditionTested: rule=AuditTask; condition=[Condition:
> taskVO2.getStatus().equalsIgnoreCase("OPEN") == true]; passed=true;
> tuple={[]}]
> [ConditionTested: rule=AuditTask; condition=[Condition:
> taskVO2.getTaskType().equalsIgnoreCase("ADFPAYCHK") == true]; passed=true;
> tuple={[]}]
> [ConditionTested: rule=AuditTask; condition=[Condition:
> taskVO2.containsIdentifier("CONTRACT", "S#1234567890") == true];
> passed=true; tuple={[]}]
> [ActivationCreated: rule=AuditTask; tuple={[]}]
>
> Yet, I have placed a System.out.println within the <java:consequence>
> tag. It is not getting this far.......as it never prints out. I have done
> the same step in the first rule and the statement is printed.
>
> Any suggestions or debug steps would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Russ
>
>
>
