You don't want those semicolons. Also, you don't need to quote the rule name. Something more like this:
rule "bank_sovereign_corporate_standardizedWeight_1" when result:String() $obj_seeker:Seeker(type=="bsc",(val == "issueRatings1" or val == "issueRatings2")) then result = "Standardized weight "+Rules.facilityWeight +" % "; retract(obj_seeker); modify(result); end That is at least more correct. I didn't try to parse it myself, but it would get you closer. In general, when the Drools compiler complains about a token, you have to look somewhere *around* that token's appearance to see where the error is -- you may have to backtrack a few lines. I usually start cutting and pasting in successively more complex versions of a rule until it stops working, then I know what was wrong. On a further note, I wouldn't use a String() type for rule matching. It works, but now you've essentially said that any String in the WorkingMemory is, in fact, that result string and is a candidate to be matched. Perhaps that's true, but it just... feels wrong. What I've done in the past is just wrapped a String in a simple object tagged with the right information. If this is a Result, make an object called Result and have it hold the String value. Then you can match on *that*, not on a simple String. --- Michael J. Suzio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
