Why would you want to look that line in a single DRL file?
when
$p: Person(age == @{age})
$p: Person(age == @{age})
$p: Person(age == @{age})
$p: Person(age == @{age})
$p: Person(age == @{age})
....
then
Parameter @{age} would take the same value on each iteration.
But, in short, no this is not possible.
On 11 February 2014 09:59, Soumya.plavaga <soumya.b...@plavaga.in> wrote:
> Is there anything exists in drools rule template for looping of a row in
> compiled rule template? As example if I have a rule like -
>
> rule "rule 1"
>
> when
> $p: Person(age == @{age})
>
> then
>
> System.out.println("person is eligible");
>
> end
>
> If I want to repeat the line '$p: Person(age == @{age})' in a loop in the
> compiled drl, is there any ready made component within drools rule template
> to achieve that?
>
>
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