Sriram,
I think that the entire expression from eval should return a boolean value.So,
if you use a function in your expression which return a value (primitive value
or object value) is not a problem.
You can use one of the accessors functions of your bean objects :
getCountryName() which I suppose will return a String value. You can test if
this value if the one you want. e.g. eval(instance_of_Country.getCountryName()
== "Australia").
Regards, Oana
sriram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
I have the following queries regarding implementation using JBoss Rules.
In the LHS part how does one make function calls? I understand that one can
use the eval( function-call ). But this i guess is applicable to only those
functions which have a boolean return type. Say i need to call methods which
need not have a boolean return type in the LHS part, then how do i implement it?
Sample Example
Consider a business/data object "County" with attribute "countryName".
Suppose i need to check if the countryName should match with a predefined name
which will be picked up from the application database :-
rule "DMC validation on chapter value"
when
$country: DataModuleBusinessObject(chapter == Dao.getCountryName());
then
System.out.println("Country does not start with A");
end
Here Dao.getCountryName() is the call to get countryName from database. This
method would return a String value. The above rule does not seem to work.
Please guide me and let me know how to solve this problem and any possible
workarounds. Let me know if the following are possible -
1. To make method calls which do not have a boolean return type.
2. Should all method calls be presented inside eval() ?
Thanks & Regards,
Sriram
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