Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-06 Thread miguel machado
oh!

I'm so sorry... typos in XML are impossible to detect :(
Again, thank you so much for your help. I'll correct this and will use the
agenda-groups the way you suggested.

_ miguel



On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 10:01 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.comwrote:

 How did you specify the agenda group in the XML? There aren't much
 checks being done in XML handling, so it's easy to slip up. Here's how
 I interpret the XML schema:

 rule name=myrule
  rule-attribute name=agenda-group value=group42/
   ...

 -W




 2010/5/5 miguel machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
  Hi,
  Yeah, i think this might be a bug indeed. I just tried converting to DRL
  using the dumper and the agenda-group item doesn't show up in the
  generated DRL file. It is possible that that this tag isn't being
  interpreted for the same reason it isn't being converted into the DRL
  format. Can someone please confirm this?
  Anyway, if this doesn't work.. is there any kind of workaround? Maybe
 using
  ruleflow-group's or any other technique?
  Thank you.
  _ miguel
 
 
  On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:11 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  If you don't have auto-focus, rules from other agenda groups should not
  fire.
  XML should not matter. A bug might be possible, e.g., due to
  misinterpretation
  of the rules in XML.
  -W
 
 
 
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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-05 Thread miguel machado
Hi again,

Thank you for clearing that up. I didn't think it worked that way because
i've tried it before and it didn't work. Anyway, according to what you're
saying...

* this is the stack as soon as i insert my objects: | MAIN |

* this is the stack as soon as i setFocus on a specific agenda-group: |
FOCUSED_GROUP | MAIN | (from left to right)

* as soon as all activations from FOCUSED_GROUP fire, that agenda-group is
popped out of the stack and the rule engine fires the remaining activations
from MAIN

Is this the way it works? I've tried this before with no success. I get
rules firing from agenda-groups that *are not focused before* (besides MAIN,
of course). Maybe this has something to do with the rules being declared in
XML? Or some kind of bug?

Thank you.
_ miguel




On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 6:40 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.comwrote:

  @Wolfgang:
  My problem is that i cannot have the different rule groups stacked. I may
 do
  as you suggested, but i'll have rules firing from other agenda-groups
 after
  the first agenda-group activations are all gone (because they go into the
  stack as well, right?).

 No, no, no! Nothing goes on the stack unless you setFocus()!

 What i'm looking for is a way to isolate the
  execution and just fire the rules within a specific set (aka just one
  group). Does this make any sense?

 This is *exactly* what my sketchy statement sequence does, in
 an existing application.
 -W

  Thank you for your support. I appreciate all the help i can get.
  _ miguel
 
 
 
  On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 4:46 PM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  I've been using agenda groups without any trouble for a similar problem,
  doing
   setFocus( ... );
   insert( ... );... insert( ... );
   fireAllRules();
  repeatedly.
 
  You don't have to be afraid of the focus stack growing indefinitely:You
  control
  the push (setFocus()), and if an agenda group's activations are all
  gone, the
  group is automatically popped from the stack.
 
  -W
 
  2010/5/4 Miguel Machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
   Hi there,
   I'm having some trouble implementing the desired workflow of rule
 firing
   in
   an application using drools expert. I've read the thread about the
   difference between ruleflow groups and agenda groups, but it is still
   unclear to me how to achieve what i need.
   What i intend to have is the ability to fire a specific set of rules
   according to the object i'm inserting into the ksession.
   I do not want to use agenda-groups because it stacks all the agenda
   groups
   declared on the rule file (as far as i understand) and therefore it
 may
   fire
   activations i do not want to be fired. Instead, i want to isolate them
   completely. I tried using ruleflow groups for this, but i cannot find
 a
   way
   to activate a specific group programmatically, before calling
   fireAllRules(), the way i can with agenda-groups (setFocus() method).
   That being said, i'm asking for help in trying to use either one of
   ruleflow/agenda groups or even both in order to get things working the
   way i
   described.
   Thanks in advance,
   _ miguel
  
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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-05 Thread Wolfgang Laun
2010/5/5 miguel machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
 Hi again,
 Thank you for clearing that up. I didn't think it worked that way because
 i've tried it before and it didn't work. Anyway, according to what you're
 saying...
 * this is the stack as soon as i insert my objects: | MAIN |
 * this is the stack as soon as i setFocus on a specific agenda-group: |
 FOCUSED_GROUP | MAIN | (from left to right)
 * as soon as all activations from FOCUSED_GROUP fire, that agenda-group is
 popped out of the stack and the rule engine fires the remaining activations
 from MAIN
 Is this the way it works? I've tried this before with no success. I get
 rules firing from agenda-groups that *are not focused before* (besides MAIN,
 of course). Maybe this has something to do with the rules being declared in
 XML? Or some kind of bug?

If you don't have auto-focus, rules from other agenda groups should not fire.
XML should not matter. A bug might be possible, e.g., due to misinterpretation
of the rules in XML.
-W

 Thank you.
 _ miguel



 On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 6:40 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
 wrote:

  @Wolfgang:
  My problem is that i cannot have the different rule groups stacked. I
  may do
  as you suggested, but i'll have rules firing from other agenda-groups
  after
  the first agenda-group activations are all gone (because they go into
  the
  stack as well, right?).

 No, no, no! Nothing goes on the stack unless you setFocus()!

 What i'm looking for is a way to isolate the
  execution and just fire the rules within a specific set (aka just one
  group). Does this make any sense?

 This is *exactly* what my sketchy statement sequence does, in
 an existing application.
 -W

  Thank you for your support. I appreciate all the help i can get.
  _ miguel
 
 
 
  On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 4:46 PM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
  wrote:
 
  I've been using agenda groups without any trouble for a similar
  problem,
  doing
   setFocus( ... );
   insert( ... );... insert( ... );
   fireAllRules();
  repeatedly.
 
  You don't have to be afraid of the focus stack growing indefinitely:You
  control
  the push (setFocus()), and if an agenda group's activations are all
  gone, the
  group is automatically popped from the stack.
 
  -W
 
  2010/5/4 Miguel Machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
   Hi there,
   I'm having some trouble implementing the desired workflow of rule
   firing
   in
   an application using drools expert. I've read the thread about the
   difference between ruleflow groups and agenda groups, but it is still
   unclear to me how to achieve what i need.
   What i intend to have is the ability to fire a specific set of rules
   according to the object i'm inserting into the ksession.
   I do not want to use agenda-groups because it stacks all the agenda
   groups
   declared on the rule file (as far as i understand) and therefore it
   may
   fire
   activations i do not want to be fired. Instead, i want to isolate
   them
   completely. I tried using ruleflow groups for this, but i cannot find
   a
   way
   to activate a specific group programmatically, before calling
   fireAllRules(), the way i can with agenda-groups (setFocus() method).
   That being said, i'm asking for help in trying to use either one of
   ruleflow/agenda groups or even both in order to get things working
   the
   way i
   described.
   Thanks in advance,
   _ miguel
  
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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-05 Thread miguel machado
Hi,

Yeah, i think this might be a bug indeed. I just tried converting to DRL
using the dumper and the agenda-group item doesn't show up in the
generated DRL file. It is possible that that this tag isn't being
interpreted for the same reason it isn't being converted into the DRL
format. Can someone please confirm this?

Anyway, if this doesn't work.. is there any kind of workaround? Maybe using
ruleflow-group's or any other technique?

Thank you.
_ miguel



On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:11 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.comwrote:


 If you don't have auto-focus, rules from other agenda groups should not
 fire.
 XML should not matter. A bug might be possible, e.g., due to
 misinterpretation
 of the rules in XML.
 -W



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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-05 Thread Wolfgang Laun
How did you specify the agenda group in the XML? There aren't much
checks being done in XML handling, so it's easy to slip up. Here's how
I interpret the XML schema:

rule name=myrule
  rule-attribute name=agenda-group value=group42/
   ...

-W




2010/5/5 miguel machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
 Hi,
 Yeah, i think this might be a bug indeed. I just tried converting to DRL
 using the dumper and the agenda-group item doesn't show up in the
 generated DRL file. It is possible that that this tag isn't being
 interpreted for the same reason it isn't being converted into the DRL
 format. Can someone please confirm this?
 Anyway, if this doesn't work.. is there any kind of workaround? Maybe using
 ruleflow-group's or any other technique?
 Thank you.
 _ miguel


 On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 9:11 AM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 If you don't have auto-focus, rules from other agenda groups should not
 fire.
 XML should not matter. A bug might be possible, e.g., due to
 misinterpretation
 of the rules in XML.
 -W



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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-04 Thread Mauricio Salatino
Hi miguel,
Did you try creating a new Drools Flow process with Rule Tasks inside it to
isolate each specific set of rules.
Then you can insert the facts into the working memory, start the process and
the rules will be executed secuencially.
You need to remember also that, if the rules are activated but the agenda
group is without focus, the rules will never fire.


2010/5/4 Miguel Machado mls.mach...@gmail.com

 Hi there,

 I'm having some trouble implementing the desired workflow of rule firing in
 an application using drools expert. I've read the 
 threadhttp://bit.ly/bKMRSq about
 the difference between ruleflow groups and agenda groups, but it is still
 unclear to me how to achieve what i need.

 What i intend to have is the ability to fire a specific set of rules
 according to the object i'm inserting into the ksession.

 I do not want to use agenda-groups because it stacks all the agenda groups
 declared on the rule file (as far as i understand) and therefore it may fire
 activations i do not want to be fired. Instead, i want to isolate them
 completely. I tried using ruleflow groups for this, but i cannot find a way
 to activate a specific group programmatically, before calling
 fireAllRules(), the way i can with agenda-groups (setFocus() method).

 That being said, i'm asking for help in trying to use either one of
 ruleflow/agenda groups or even both in order to get things working the way i
 described.

 Thanks in advance,
 _ miguel


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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-04 Thread Wolfgang Laun
I've been using agenda groups without any trouble for a similar problem, doing
  setFocus( ... );
  insert( ... );... insert( ... );
  fireAllRules();
repeatedly.

You don't have to be afraid of the focus stack growing indefinitely:You control
the push (setFocus()), and if an agenda group's activations are all gone, the
group is automatically popped from the stack.

-W

2010/5/4 Miguel Machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
 Hi there,
 I'm having some trouble implementing the desired workflow of rule firing in
 an application using drools expert. I've read the thread about the
 difference between ruleflow groups and agenda groups, but it is still
 unclear to me how to achieve what i need.
 What i intend to have is the ability to fire a specific set of rules
 according to the object i'm inserting into the ksession.
 I do not want to use agenda-groups because it stacks all the agenda groups
 declared on the rule file (as far as i understand) and therefore it may fire
 activations i do not want to be fired. Instead, i want to isolate them
 completely. I tried using ruleflow groups for this, but i cannot find a way
 to activate a specific group programmatically, before calling
 fireAllRules(), the way i can with agenda-groups (setFocus() method).
 That being said, i'm asking for help in trying to use either one of
 ruleflow/agenda groups or even both in order to get things working the way i
 described.
 Thanks in advance,
 _ miguel

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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-04 Thread vasilievip

 You could manually activate and deactivate ruleflow groups using
workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name). 

workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name).
session.fireAllRules();

http://drools-java-rules-engine.46999.n3.nabble.com/Agenda-group-doesn-t-stay-set-td56599.html
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2010-05-04 Thread Mauricio Salatino
if you use the new api's  (5.x StatefulKnowledgeSession instead of
workingMemory) you don't have that methods exposed.

2010/5/4 vasilievip vasilie...@ukr.net

 You could manually activate and deactivate ruleflow groups using
 workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name).
 workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name).
 session.fireAllRules(); 
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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-04 Thread miguel machado
Exactly! That's precisely why i'm trying to find a workaround. I have no way
to activate a specific set of rules except for stacking up activations using
agenda-groups.

Any other suggestions?
Thank you.



2010/5/4 Mauricio Salatino sala...@gmail.com

 if you use the new api's  (5.x StatefulKnowledgeSession instead of
 workingMemory) you don't have that methods exposed.

 2010/5/4 vasilievip vasilie...@ukr.net

 You could manually activate and deactivate ruleflow groups using
 workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name).
 workingMemory.getAgenda().[de]activateRuleflowGroup(name).
 session.fireAllRules(); 
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Re: [rules-users] expert: usage of ruleflow-groups

2010-05-04 Thread Wolfgang Laun
2010/5/5 miguel machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
 Hi,
 First of all, thank you both for your answers.

 @Wolfgang:
 My problem is that i cannot have the different rule groups stacked. I may do
 as you suggested, but i'll have rules firing from other agenda-groups after
 the first agenda-group activations are all gone (because they go into the
 stack as well, right?).

No, no, no! Nothing goes on the stack unless you setFocus()!

What i'm looking for is a way to isolate the
 execution and just fire the rules within a specific set (aka just one
 group). Does this make any sense?

This is *exactly* what my sketchy statement sequence does, in
an existing application.
-W

 Thank you for your support. I appreciate all the help i can get.
 _ miguel



 On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 4:46 PM, Wolfgang Laun wolfgang.l...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 I've been using agenda groups without any trouble for a similar problem,
 doing
  setFocus( ... );
  insert( ... );... insert( ... );
  fireAllRules();
 repeatedly.

 You don't have to be afraid of the focus stack growing indefinitely:You
 control
 the push (setFocus()), and if an agenda group's activations are all
 gone, the
 group is automatically popped from the stack.

 -W

 2010/5/4 Miguel Machado mls.mach...@gmail.com:
  Hi there,
  I'm having some trouble implementing the desired workflow of rule firing
  in
  an application using drools expert. I've read the thread about the
  difference between ruleflow groups and agenda groups, but it is still
  unclear to me how to achieve what i need.
  What i intend to have is the ability to fire a specific set of rules
  according to the object i'm inserting into the ksession.
  I do not want to use agenda-groups because it stacks all the agenda
  groups
  declared on the rule file (as far as i understand) and therefore it may
  fire
  activations i do not want to be fired. Instead, i want to isolate them
  completely. I tried using ruleflow groups for this, but i cannot find a
  way
  to activate a specific group programmatically, before calling
  fireAllRules(), the way i can with agenda-groups (setFocus() method).
  That being said, i'm asking for help in trying to use either one of
  ruleflow/agenda groups or even both in order to get things working the
  way i
  described.
  Thanks in advance,
  _ miguel
 
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