Hello
I created a ruleflow like this one:
http://i41.tinypic.com/2efmctx.jpg
And this is the rule package (rules are demonstrative only and one per group,
but later on more will be added in each group.
package package1
#list any import classes here.
...
#declare any global variables here
Hello
in my working memory I insert an object like this
public class Foo{
private IntType prop;
...
}
where IntType is a class, but in practice prop is either of type TypeA or
TypeB, both extending the IntType class.
then i have a rule like this:
rule abc
when
rule abc
when
Foo($prop : prop)
TypeA (this == $prop, name == PropertyA)
then
...
2009/4/8 Alessandro Terrinoni aleterrin...@hotmail.com
Hello
in my working memory I insert an object like this
public class Foo{
private IntType prop;
...
}
where IntType is a class, but in
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The RHS of rules contain semantic code based on the dialect you are
using. In your example, java. So, just cast it:
( (TypeA) p ).methodFromTypeA();
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Edson
2009/4/8 Alessandro Terrinoni aleterrin...@hotmail.com
Hello
in my working memory I insert an object like this
public
Kris Verlaenen wrote:
Note that the model of the history information is different from the
runtime model, and contains all the nodes that were triggered (and
possibly completed). So new data gets added to this process instance log
every time something new happens, there's no different
