Hi James,
The from keyword doesn't assert the list returned from
lookupDAO.getLookupValues - it asserts each value. So I think you want:
rule ...
when
// getting the codes from the table
$shCode : String() from lookupDAO.getLookupValues("MILT.CUSTNO" )
// matching the objects if the code
$gateIN : RKEM_Move( CUSTOMER_REFERENCE_NUMBER matches "^HX.*",
ACTIVITY_LOCATION matches "^US.*",
SH_CODE == $shCode )
then
// do something
end
cheers
Steve
On 3/9/07, jdepaul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let me clarify my intentions: the lookupDAO.getLookupValues(..) returns
an
ArrayList of String values. I need to make sure that SH_CODES attribute
(String) of the RKEM_MOVE object exists in that list of Strings. Having
trouble with this syntax:
when
// Get a list of Strings in ArrayList form from the DB table
$lookupList : List() from lookupDAO.getLookupValues( "MILT.CUSTNO"
)
// Now do the comparison...
RKEM_Move (CUSTOMER_REFERENCE_NUMBER matches "^HX.*",
ACTIVITY_LOCATION matches "^US.*",
$lookupList contains SH_CODE) //
<-- if SH_CODE exists in the
$lookupList from DAO...
then...
System.out.println("Found a Match Rule - about to inovke
Service...");
end
Please help -
James
Edson Tirelli-3 wrote:
>
> I'm not sure I understood what you are trying to do
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