so
package test - is OK
But
package vdberg.CarsXGC.ejbcontainer.domain - is not??
Could be some freak clashing of packages, can you confirm?
I am not sure if I would use the exact same package for the rules as for the
classes anyway - better to have "rules" in it somewhere, but in theory, it
should work.
Good to hear that its working well for you !
On 4/25/06, Leo van den Berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear user group,
>
> I have a question about the use of the package statement in Drools (3).
> The application is for testing specific traffic situations (lost cargo,
> accidents etc.) The traffic situation are send through JMS to the
> application and at reception asserted to the workingmemory and the rules
> are fired.
>
>
> I am getting errors at the moment I try to use the package definition as
> stated below. It gives the following error;
> Rule Compilation error The import vdberg.CarsXGC cannot be resolved The
> import vdberg.CarsXGC cannot be resolved vdberg.CarsXGC cannot be
> resolved to a type Element cannot be resolved to a type Element cannot
> be resolved to a type vdberg.CarsXGC cannot be resolved to a type
>
> When I change to the second package statement everything works as
> expected. I don't understand the relation between the package
> declaration and the import. The jar containing the two classes is on the
> classpath. Is there something I am overlooking..
>
> package test
> /** package vdberg.CarsXGC.ejbcontainer.domain **/
>
> import java.lang.Long
> import java.lang.String
> import vdberg.CarsXGC.ejbcontainer.domain.Situation
> import vdberg.CarsXGC.ejbcontainer.domain.Element
> import vdberg.rules.advice.AccidentManagementAdvice
> import vdberg.rules.advice.IncidentManagementAdvice
> import vdberg.rules.advice.AdviceSender
>
> rule "CheckAccident"
> when
> situation: Situation(actionNeeded == true )
> eval( (( Element )
> situation.getElements().get(0)).getDataObjectCode().equalsIgnoreCase("AC
> C") )
> then
> String id1 = " warn all emergency organisations";
> String alarm = "Accident";
> AccidentManagementAdvice advice = new
> AccidentManagementAdvice(alarm, id1, situation);
> AdviceSender.sendAdvice( advice );
> End
>
> Leo van den Berg
> University of Valencia
> Spain
>
> P.S. The application works great (with the second package statement), I
> can add and change all kind of traffic situations changing only the rule
> file, it's great to use Drools, Thanks!
>
>
>
> etc..
>
>
