Chris,
If you are creating a function library, why don't you create it as static
methods in a java class? easier to develop, to unit test and you can use
"import function" in the DRL to import all of them.
[]s
Edson
2009/6/18 Chris Richmond <crichm...@referentia.com>
> Ok…I am trying to build a function library in my .drl file and I added
> this one test function
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> function String outputString(String sData){
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> return sData;
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> }
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> And no matter where I place this in my .drl file, I get an exception one
> way or the other with compiling when I try instaniate and fire my rules.
> The .drl file works exactly as expected if I remove this function
> declaration, and when I **do** try to add it, I do not actually call it
> anywhere…but get those errors.
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> So my question is, where exactly do I need to place function declarations..
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> Thanks,
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> Chris
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