Hi everyone,
I would like to check if the rules syntax is correct before the rule
runtime. In fact, the end-user is the one which edits the rules and
saves them into the database. At a specific moment, the rules code is
loaded and executed. But for the moment, the rules the end-user typed
are not checked before the runtime of the rules.
So I would like to check the rules syntax when the end-user validates
the rules pseudo-code and show him if there are errors in his rule code.
Don't hesitate to ask me if it's not clear enougth.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Kevin
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The simplest solution would be to leverage RuleBuilder as you do at runtime.
Pass the user's rules through there before persisting to the database -
reporting errors to the user etc accordingly.
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Subject: [rules-users] How to check to rules syntax before runtime?
Hi everyone,
I would like to check if the rules syntax is correct before the rule
runtime. In fact, the end-user is the one which edits the rules and saves
them into the database. At a specific moment, the rules code is loaded and
executed. But for the moment, the rules the end-user typed are not checked
before the runtime of the rules.
So I would like to check the rules syntax when the end-user validates the
rules pseudo-code and show him if there are errors in his rule code.
Don't hesitate to ask me if it's not clear enougth.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Kevin