How about
when
Time(value==10) //it's 10 o'clock
$aFriend: Friend() //any friend in the working memory
then
//RHS will be fired for each friend if it's 10 o'clock
end
or:
when
Time(value==10) //is it 10?
$self:Self() //get a handle to yourself
$friend: Friend( name in "Mike", "Tom", "Anna" ) from
$self.friends //match your friends named Mike, Tom or Anna.
then
.. //will be fired for each of your friends that are called either
Mike, Tom or Anna
end
Depending on the actual problem there are a lot of ways of doing this.
If you provide a 'less artificial' example we may be able to help ;-)
Please study Drools Manual (4.07) chapter 6.5.2, it has nice tiny
examples.
Cheers,
Ingomar
Am 17.02.2009 um 00:40 schrieb can_...@gmx.de:
Thanks for the reply Ingomar.
I am still not quite there.
, I would like a foreach which itterates through a list in my java
class, e.g. "Golfer", and addes the conditions in the collection to
my
rule with "ANDs"
So the condition is where?
What I would be looking for is a plain text description of the
rule, ie.
"find all serial numbers of all Golfer objects that have ..." Or
something like that.
Prose is usually a fairly good starting point for transcribing into
rules/drl.
I will try, hopefully it is a bit clearer this time.
friends = ['Mike', 'Tom', 'Anna'] // this is the collection I want
to itterate over
time = 10
When my 'friend' is one of 'friends' and time is 10 o'clock then
ring my alarm.
Hope this shows where I would like the collection to get into play.
Thank you,
Phil
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