[rules-users] activationCancelled() not being executed?

[Edson Tirelli]

   Fermion,

   Thanks for finding and reporting that. Just FYI, from my comment in the
ticket:

"
As it is now, a call to fireAllRules() will always remove all the
activations from the agenda, but will simply skip over the rules that do not
match the filter. Since I don't think the semantics for the agenda filters
were ever spec'd, we need to do it in order to decide if the "fix" for this
is to fire an "activation cancelled/skipped" for the rules filtered out or
if the "fix" is to not remove filtered out activations from the agenda.
"

   []s
   Edson

2008/9/21 Fermion <henss at physik.uni-wuppertal.de>

>
> After Edson helped me sort some things out, it came clear, that the actual
> problem is the use of agenda filters in my test.
>
> If one uses them, the "activation cancelled" events will not reach the
> listeners (I don't know whether the activations are cancelled or not).
>
> Disabling the agenda filters, the activation cancelled events will be
> propagated to the listeners.
>
> According to Edsons suggestion I filed a JIRA bug report that can be found
> at JBRULES-1775.
>
> I will try to avoid the problem by using agenda groups instead.
>
> After finding out, what caused the problem, it was possible to reduce the
> test code by quite a bit:
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p19598702/smaller_test.zip smaller_test.zip
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