So I think you have to use this construction:

 

                 rule "interest calculation"

                 no-loop

                     when

                        $account : Account( )

                     then

                        modify($account) {

                               setBalance((long)($account.getBalance() * 1.03) )

                       };

                 End

 

Mila

 

From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Yaniv Itzhaki
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2010 10:25 AM
To: Rules Users List
Subject: Re: [rules-users] URGENT - using lock-on-active or not

 

Thanks

 

I have number of rules between the 2 rules, I just sent, that can get other 
inputs that affect my decision to fire the second rule and update again the 
case.

 

for example:

- at the beginning the case value is 80

- according to the first rule I update the case value to 40

- ....other rules...

- according to the previous rules I need to update again the case value - add 5 
to the last value (40 + 5), but I get 80 + 5, because to working memory was not 
updated with my updates (change to 40). 

 

Yaniv

 

2010/9/16 Michael Anstis <[email protected]>

This is by design

 

http://lists.jboss.org/pipermail/rules-users/2009-March/008299.html

 

What are you trying to accomplish? There is no difference in the patterns you 
are matching in both rules however you expect different consequences to occur 
based upon salience. Based upon the foregoing link you could try changing one 
rule to be in a different ruleflow-group however that could have other 
consequences. 

 

2010/9/16 Yaniv Itzhaki <[email protected]>

Hi All,

 

I have an urgent problem which I hope someone can explain it to me and how it 
can be solved.

 

I created 2 rules "Update 1" and "Update 2", basically the rules are the same, 
get all the CaseLog objects according to "Category" and "Value" and update the 
Case, which holds a list of CaseLogs, with a new object.

 

Note that in the update method I am updating the working memory by retracting 
the old log and inserting the new one.

 

Now for the problem:


The problem is that on one hand, when I insert a new log line all rules without 
lock-on-active re-fire. On the other hand, rules with lock-on-active seem to 
disregard the addition of the new object and fire only on the lines that were 
present when their group was activated.

 

Please see the rules below

 

Thanks

Yaniv

 

rule "Update 1"

      salience 4

      ruleflow-group "group1"

      lock-on-active

      when

            $case : Case()

            $myLog : CaseLog( myClass == "Category", 

                  myValue == "1" )

      then

            System.out.println("Logic: Update 1");

            $case.update($myLog,40.0,null);

end

rule "Update 2"

      salience 0

      ruleflow-group "group1"

      lock-on-active

      when

            $case : Case()

            $myLog : CaseLog( myClass == "Category", 

                  myValue == "1", $score : myScore )

      then

            System.out.println("Logic: Update 2 " + $score + 5.0);

            $case.update($myLog,$score + 5,null);

end

 

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