Rules do not generate data. Rules can tell you whether existing data meets conditions. Now if you create test data randomly, you can run a rule base with this data, and at the end of the day, you will know whether you have a data set matching a certain rule - or not. But I don't think that this approach is the way you should go.
-W




On 29 March 2011 15:12, praveen p <p.praveenn@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

 

We need to make a decision on whether to use Jboss drools for our project, please help me out on this. We are planning to develop a tool which generates random test data based on some conditions. These conditions can be something like age>18<60, 6 lettered string containing only first four letters of an alphabet, Amount=Price*quantity. We are planning to store these conditions in drools rule engine and generate data based on them. The java application has to connect to drools, fetch the rule associated with a property, get back to java layer and generate some output based on these rules. Is this possible using drools? Please let me know the possibility and provide some clarity on it.

 

Regards,

Praveen.


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