Syntax query

Monday, 12 March 2007

I am using drools 3.0.5

I have a function :

<function return-type="JobRequestOptions" name="getJob"> 
    <parameter identifier="msg" type="Message" />
    <body>    	
        JobRequestOptions jro=new JobRequestOptions();      
        System.out.println("hello world");        
        return jro;
    </body>
</function>

The following syntax 

<eval>getJob(m).hasOption(null)==false</eval> 

gives the following error :

org.drools.rule.InvalidRulePackage: Rule Compilation error The method
getJob(Message) is undefined for the type Rule_Loop_Test_0

However when I change the <eval> tag to the following :

<eval>( getJob(m) ).hasOption(null)==false</eval>

IT WORKS FINE (Here  I have put the function in brackets with spaces in
between.It gives me an  error if I dont put spaces in between)

Could someone explain whether it is a bug or a syntax definition 
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