> Here's an example of the .drl file input syntax:
>
> import org.drools.MockObject;
>
> ruleset ExampleRuleSet
> {
> rule ExampleRule(MockObject person,
> MockObject sibling,
> MockObject parent)
> {
> String name;
>
> when
> {
> person.getName() == "bob";
> name = person.getName();
> name = parent.getName();
> parent = person.getParent();
> }
>
> then
> {
> System.err.println( person + " is named Bob and so is his
parent " + parent );
> }
> }
Looking good Bob!
Just a thought - and forgive me if I've missed something obvious - but could
you use real Java code to write rules as an alternative to your rules
language? e.g. using a Rule interface and a RuleSet class which contains a
collection of rules?
James
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