You're not getting answers because you're not asking specific enough
questions. Like, for example, what is not in the policy example provided
that you need further help with.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of kranthikumar dalai
Sent: Tuesday, June 05,
Hi To every one,
I understood the pricing example. But problem is that i
have to give the table to my HR-People that they can modify and update the
rules. That's the question i am asking.
Thanx Regards:
Kranthi Dalai
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I asserted 3 object in the working memory and I iterate it to check a value
in that object for a condition in the first rule. I need to iterate all the
objects in the working memory again for another condition in the second
rule. But the objects are not iterating in the second rule.
There is
I asserted 3 class (Class1, Class2, Class3) in the working memory. I make an
reference for the class (Class1) in the first rule. Is it possible to use
the same reference in the 2nd rule?
Eg:
[when] class : Class1() eval(class.getVarName1() == {value1});
[then] .do
Yes, you can give the spreadsheet to your HR people for modification.
Please read: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of kranthikumar dalai
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 8:40 AM
To:
look in the drools-examples download.
Mark
kranthikumar dalai wrote:
Hi to every one,
Can i examples of drools with decision tables. I
gone through documentation. But can i have some other examples.
Regards:
Kranthi Dalai ( I posted so many querries
Hi Rajesh,
You MUST use the org.drools.util.BinaryRuleBaseLoader to load a
precompiled binary package into your RE classes.
public void testLoadAndExecBinary() throws Exception {
Person p = new Person();
BinaryRuleBaseLoader loader = new BinaryRuleBaseLoader();
I asserted 3 class (Class1, Class2, Class3) in the working memory. I make an
reference for the class (Class1) in the first rule. Is it possible to use
the same reference in the 2nd rule?
Eg:
[when] class : Class1() eval(class.getVarName1() == {value1});
[then] .do
I asserted 3 object in the working memory and I iterate it to check a value
in that object for a condition in the first rule. I need to iterate all the
objects in the working memory again for another condition in the second
rule. But the objects are not iterating in the second rule.
There is
A better question should be why doesn't jbpm leverage rules :)
jBPM does many things we don't do, it's transactional and persistable,
it has a number of services configured for nodes (tasks etc) and is
generally better aimed at long lived orchestration and choreography and
of course it is
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