yeah, lots of ways of doing it, I didn't really want to suggest it though ;)
foreach x in something {
wm.assertObject(x);
wm.fireAllRules();
}
NOT RECOMMENDED (but would probably work) ;)
On 11/30/06, Geoffrey Wiseman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So when do you want rules executed - each time you assert an object? You
could decorate working memory to accomplish that.
On 11/30/06, Francesco Campagnola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'd like to know if is possible to make Drools capable of firing rules
> (and so executing the action parts of the rules) without call every time the
> fireAllRules() method on the WorkingMemory.
>
> In my program I need that every time an activation is created in the
> Agenda, this activation can be fired automatically.
>
> I tried to get this behaviour calling fireAllRules() inside the
> activationCreated method of an AgendaListener, but this resulted in rules
> fired two times:
> I get this output from my modified StateExample
>
> ==>[ActivationCreated(1): rule=Bootstrap; tuple=[fid:1:1], ]
> [BeforeActivationFired: rule=Bootstrap; tuple=[fid:1:1], ]
> [ObjectModified: handle=[fid:1:2]; old_object=A[FINISHED];
> new_object=A[FINISHED]]
> A finished
> [AfterActivationFired(1): rule=Bootstrap]
> [ObjectAsserted: handle=[fid:1:2]; object=A[FINISHED]]
> ==>[ActivationCreated(3): rule=A to B; tuple=[fid:1:2], [fid:2:3], ]
> [BeforeActivationFired: rule=A to B; tuple=[fid:1:2], [fid:2:3], ]
> [ObjectModified: handle=[fid:2:4]; old_object=B[FINISHED];
> new_object=B[FINISHED]]
> B finished
> [AfterActivationFired(3): rule=A to B]
> ==>[ActivationCreated(3): rule=A to B; tuple=[fid:1:2], [fid:2:4], ]
> [BeforeActivationFired: rule=A to B; tuple=[fid:1:2], [fid:2:4], ]
> [ObjectModified: handle=[fid:2:5]; old_object=B[FINISHED];
> new_object=B[FINISHED]]
> B finished
> [AfterActivationFired(3): rule=A to B]
> [ObjectAsserted: handle=[fid:2:5]; object=B[FINISHED]]
>
>
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated. - Francesco
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Geoffrey Wiseman
