Dejia,
This is probably a problem that requires fixing in the rules parser.
Drools uses ANTLR to generate its parser.
Maybe you can help doing some research about any specific care that must
be taken when working with ANTLR and unicode characters?
The grammar we currently use is here:
http://anonsvn.labs.jboss.com/labs/jbossrules/branches/4.0.x/drools-compi...
Thanks,
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Edson
2008/5/12 Dejia Wang <dejia.wang(a)gmail.com>:
hi all,
>
> we tried to write rules in chinese like follows
>
>
> rule "Reorder alert when item expires"
> salience 10
> when
> $item : ImsItemRecords ()
> then
> if ( ! (new Date()).before ($item.getExpireDate()))
> {
> SysAlert alert = new SysAlert("过期 - " + $item.getItemName(),
> "补充库存", "很高", "新到", new Date(), null);
> SysRecommendation recommendation1 = new SysRecommendation (alert,
> "补充库存", "购买" + $item.getAmount() + $item.getUnit() +
$item.getItemName(),
> "仓库管理人员", "立即");
> ...
> HashSet recommendations = new HashSet();
> recommendations.add(recommendation1);
> ...
> alert.setSysRecommendations(recommendations);
> insert (alert);
> }
> end
>
> The rule execution is fine, but the result is unexpected. some of above
> chinese characters (for example, "新到") are good; some of above chinese
> characters become ??? after rule evaluation.
>
> any tips how to fix this.
>
> thanks- dejia
>
>
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