Niyas,
I tested a very resembling rule, and it works fine. I don't know what is the
problem, as your code seems to be correct.The error isn't for sure the way we
name the declarations.
rule "EvalWithFunction_1"
when
$e:Employee($name:employeeName == "Fred")
eval($e.getExtraHours() >= 8)
eval($e.getCurrencyName() == "EURO")
then
System.out.println($e.getEmployeeName()+" has worked at least 8 extra
hours");
end
Check in working memory for facts that should activate the rule, and be sure
that there are any rules in your drl file that are retracting those facts
before your particular rule "Credti Accept" will fire.
Oana.
Niyas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Why in the second case it's not printing
anything? I am not asked
about usom valid identifiers.... pls see the below two rules..
Is there any difference between the below two rules
rule "Credti Accept"
salience 10
when
cust:Customer(customerAge > 18)
then
System.out.println("Credit Card Allowed For :: " +cust.getCustomerName());
//retract(cust);
end
rule "Credti Accept"
salience 10
when
$cust:Customer(customerAge > 18)
then
System.out.println("Credit Card Allowed For :: " +$cust.getCustomerName());
//retract(cust);
end
On 12/21/06, nicolae oana wrote:
> Hi Niyas,
>
> There is no difference between your two declarations emp and $emp . The sign
> '$' is used as first letter in the name of a declaration just to
> differentiate declarations from fields. You can used or not. It's your
> choice. But I think it is appropriate to use it, just to follow the drools
> standards in writing the code.
>
> Best regards,
> Oana.
>
> Niyas wrote: I am new to jBoss Rule - Drools and I am
> hust going thru' the manual
> and trying some examples using JBoss Rules IDE in Eclipse..
>
> I am having doubt in bound variable:
>
> what is the difference between emp: Employee and $emp:Employee (the $
> sign)? give some example
>
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