problem binding variable to map value
by Ming Fang
Below is a very simple rule that binds a variable to a map value...
rule "how many times is map.get() called?"
when
p:Parameter(
$value:tags[1]==1,
$value == 1,
$value != 2,
$value != null,
$value in ("1","2")
)
then
System.out.println("value=" + $value);
end
The problem is map.get() is called 6 times when executing this rule using a Stateless session.
To test this I implement a mock Map that the get(key) simply returns the key.
So in this example tags[1] return 1.
And in the get() I simply print a test message to see how many times it's been called.
Here is the sequence...
1x = tags[1]
2x = tags[1] == 1
3x = $value == 1
4x = $value != 2
5x = $value != null
and most surprisingly none for $value in ("1","2")
but
6x == System.out.println("value="+$value)
Is this a bug?
It's a huge problem for my application since the call to get() is expensive for my map implementation.
Thanks
--ming
13 years, 10 months
GUVNOR
by Olfa h
HI ,
how to install DROOLS Guvnor ?
13 years, 10 months
Ruleflow: two flow exits (or equivalent?) from reusable sub-process?
by George Georgovassilis
Hello list,
I modeled (v5.3) a reusable sub-process which can either finish in a
desired state (i.e. validations ok) or an undesired state (some validations
failed and I need to route to a different flow). Ideally the sub-process
would allow for two outgoing connections, but as far as I see that is
currently not possible. Can anybody advise on how to achieve a similar
functionality?
Is there a chance I could build a workitem that extends the reusable
sub-process but allows for two exit connections, and if yes, how?
Can signals or fault nodes achieve a similar effect and if yes, then how?
Thanks in advance,
G.
13 years, 10 months
Low Date question in drools
by Nancy Henggeler
I have a simple rule where I want to bypass elements that have a low date but
drools seems to be interpreting the date different then I am expecting.
Drools statement and error follows:
ClientSupplement ( dateOfBirth : dateOfBirth != null && != 0001-01-01)
throws error -- Error: [Error: badly formatted number: For input string:
"001-01-01"] [Near : {... 0001-01-01 ....}] ^ [Line: 1, Column: 1]
How do I get drools to understand this low date? I have tried single,
double, and no quotes around the low date and all result in a similiar error
message. Please Help!
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13 years, 10 months
Protection from malicious rules
by Shur, Bob
We're considering a system in which partners could write and deploy their own rules, but we are worried about security. Is there any support for preventing harmful rules? For example:
rule "bad"
when
then
File f = new File("important.doc");
f.delete();
end
13 years, 10 months
Rule does not fire when JBPM asks to do so in BPMN 2.0 process
by argaldo
Hi,
We're running an application that uses Drools + JBPM 5 + Drools
integration our set-up can be seen as:
Some rule fires and creates a JBPM process ( a fact gets inserted into
drools using "kcontext.getKnowledgeRuntime().startProcess()" ), after a few
nodes processed, the JBPM engine arrives to a node of type
"businessRuleTask" which in turn tells drools to evaluate a group of rules (
which at the moment consists on only one rule ).
Well, the problem is that what we see is that everything runs ok before
the businessRuleTask and at the moment when the rule group would be
evaluated we could see that in drools the rule gets created, activated, but
never fired.
We did some debug and realized that the reason the rule group never got
fired is because this check in RuleFlowGroupImpl.java ( method
setActive(boolean) ):
if ( this.list.isEmpty() ) {
if ( this.autoDeactivate ) {
// if the list of activations is empty and
// auto-deactivate is on, deactivate this group
WorkingMemoryAction action = new DeactivateCallback(
this );
this.workingMemory.queueWorkingMemoryAction( action );
}
}
The problem is that at the moment when drools calls setActive() and
performs the check, this.list is in fact empty and autoDeactivate is true by
default ). Then drools enqueues a deactivation task afterwords, which
deactivates the rule *before* even firing it.
From now on, things get a little weirder, every subsequent invocation of
the method setActive ( in response of bussinessRuleTask from our bussiness
process ) runs ok as that list now is not empty ( has one rule ).
Seems a race condition to me, but,..., Is there any way to deactivate
autodeactivation by default? Are we doing something wrong? Bug report?
Greets,
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13 years, 10 months
Re: [rules-users] How do I write a rule to detect a missing value in a group of facts?
by GPatel＠tsys.com
Beautiful!
How would a business user (non-programmer) write such a rule. The only way I can think of is create a dsl sentence for this specific condition
----- Original Message -----
From: Wolfgang Laun [wolfgang.laun(a)gmail.com]
Sent: 02/09/2012 05:02 PM CET
To: Rules Users List <rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org>
Subject: Re: [rules-users] How do I write a rule to detect a missing value in a group of facts?
Don't think procedurally, just write the *rule* for a missing post ;-)
rule "missing fence post"
when
FencePost( $d: distanceFromStart )
FencePost( distanceFromStart == $d + 2*FencePost.GAP )
not FencePost( distanceFromStart == $d + FencePost.GAP )
then
System.out.println( "Missing: " + ($d + FencePost.GAP) );
end
-W
On 9 February 2012 16:41, mikeg <mike(a)thegoldners.com> wrote:
> I need to write a rule to identify a missing element in a group of facts.
>
> For example, let us say I want to ensure that my fence has a fence post
> every 8 feet. My fact declaration is as follows:
>
> declare FencePost
> identifier : String
> distanceFromStart: Long
> end
>
> If I add the following facts into my session:
>
> FencePost("a", 0)
> FencePost("x", 8)
> FencePost("e", 24)
>
> I want a rule that will notify the user that there is a missing fence post
> between "x" and "e".
>
> I've been looking into using "collect" into a TreeSet/TreeMap to get a
> collection sorted on the "distanceFromStart", but I cannot figure out how
> to
> compare adjacent elements in the collection.
>
> Any ideas?
>
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13 years, 10 months
How do I write a rule to detect a missing value in a group of facts?
by mikeg
I need to write a rule to identify a missing element in a group of facts.
For example, let us say I want to ensure that my fence has a fence post
every 8 feet. My fact declaration is as follows:
declare FencePost
identifier : String
distanceFromStart: Long
end
If I add the following facts into my session:
FencePost("a", 0)
FencePost("x", 8)
FencePost("e", 24)
I want a rule that will notify the user that there is a missing fence post
between "x" and "e".
I've been looking into using "collect" into a TreeSet/TreeMap to get a
collection sorted on the "distanceFromStart", but I cannot figure out how to
compare adjacent elements in the collection.
Any ideas?
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