[rules-users] how to declare an identifier and use it?

[yasodhara srinivas]

sorry. this is my declaration.

<rule name="12_Line_Validation">

                        <parameter identifier="TReqHeader">
                                <java:class>THeaderType</java:class>
                        </parameter>

                        <parameter identifier="TReqLine">
                                <java:class>TLineType</java:class>
                        </parameter>

                        <java:condition>
                                getQType(TReqHeader) != null
                                || !getInfo(TReqHeader).equals("Online")
                        </java:condition>


                        <java:condition>
                                getOffType(TReqLine).equals("Local")
                        </java:condition>

On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 2:02 PM, Wolfgang Laun <wolfgang.laun at gmail.com>wrote:

> On 13/06/2012, vysrinivas <vysrinivas at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > As i am declaring given below.
> >
> >     <rule name="12_Line_Validation">
> >
> >                         <parameter identifier="THeader">
> >                                 <java:class>THeaderType</java:class>
> >                         </parameter>
> >
> >                         <parameter identifier="TReqLine">
> >                                 <java:class>TLineType</java:class>
> >                         </parameter>
> >
> >                         <java:condition>
> >                                 getQType(TReqHeader) != null
> >                                 || !getInfo(TReqHeader).equals("Online")
> >                         </java:condition>
> >
> >                         <java:condition>
> >                                 getOffType(TReqLine).equals("Local")
> >                         </java:condition>
> >
>
> Although this is not a notation that I consider eye-friendly, here's
> one observation:
> In the 2nd condition, there is "TReqLine", the identifier declared in
> the 2nd declaration. But in the 1st condition, in the corresponding
> place, there's "TReqHeader", which isn't declared anywhere.
>
> -W
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regards,
Srinivas.
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