Yeah, temperatureCritique is greater than
temperatureElevee
Here's my PatientDto constructor :
("temperature" is one of the "caracteristique" of the HashMap...)
public PatientDto( long pNum, String pNom, HashMap<String,
String> pMap ) {
setNumPatient( pNum );
setNomPatient( pNom );
setCaracteristique( pMap );
}
In a properties file :
valeur.verifTemperature.elevee = 37
valeur.verifTemperature.critique = 40
In my 'RunRules.java' :
vSession.setGlobal( "temperatureElevee", Integer.parseInt(
vProp.getProperty(
"valeur.verifTemperature.elevee" ) ) );
vSession.setGlobal( "temperatureCritique", Integer.parseInt(
vProp.getProperty(
"valeur.verifTemperature.critique" ) ) );
# global variables
global Integer surPoids;
global Integer diffTaille;
global Integer temperatureElevee;
global Integer temperatureCritique;
global Integer tropGrand;
rule "1- aTraiterUrgent"
when
$patient : PatientDto()
eval( $patient.getDoubleValue("temperature")
> temperatureCritique )
then
$patient.addCommentaire( " Le patient " +
$patient.getNomPatient() + " est
à traiter d'URGENCE. " );
end
rule "2- estFievreux"
when
$patient : PatientDto()
eval( $patient.getDoubleValue("temperature")
>
temperatureElevee.doubleValue() )
then
$patient.addCommentaire(
$patient.getDoubleValue("temperature") +
" - Le patient " +
$patient.getNomPatient() + " est fievreux. " );
end
The both rules are nearly the same. Except the comparator (
temperatureCritique and temperatureElevee).
My problem :
- If I put the '.doubleValue()' to the both rule, the second
rule will never
be launched.
- If I don't put the '.doubleValue()' in the first and the
second rule, the
second rule will never be launched.
- If I put the '.doubleValue()' in one of the two rules (never
mind if it's
in the first or second one), both of the rules are launched.
I don't know what I did wrong...
Could you please help me ?