[rules-users] Temporal operator related business rule using Drools Guvnor

[Michael Anstis]

Make sure you Fact type has been marked as an "event".

If you are using a Declarative Model you can add the annotation to the type
in Guvnor.

If you are using a POJO model you will still need to annotate it as an
event in Guvnor using a Declarative Model that extends your POJO. This is
covered in the documentation.

On 19 March 2013 11:09, mahesh_kharat <mahesh.kharat at igate.com> wrote:

> I have written simple business rule through DRL which states that if second
> event comes after 1 min when the first event has come. This works fine.
>
> I want to achieve same thing using Drools Guvnor. But I am not able to see
> options for selecting temporal operators in drools guvnor.
>
> Has anyone written temporal operator related business rule using Drools
> guvnor? Please provide some references.
>
> -Mahesh
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