Hi,
Suppose I have a rule as
rule "Rule1"
when
Message( message == "Hello" ) || Message( status == 0 )
then
System.out.println("then executed");
End
Then is there a way to find out which condition is satisfied? I.e. whether
message was equal to "Hello" or status was 0.
We are writing alert generation using rules engine, we need to specify in
the alert that because of which condition alert gets generated.
We are having multiple clauses in a single rule. So what is the correct way
to find the clause because of which alert is generated. We cannot keep them
in separate rule because we need to consider and\or conditions between these
clauses.
Thanks,
Ashwini
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