how to write regular expressions in drools..
by Nagaraju runkana
HI Guys,
present i am using drools 4.0 in this case.now, i am writting some rules
validation using regular expression ZIPCODE,EMAIL,CREDIT CARD number.like
this..
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validation.dslr
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rule "email.mandatory:[insert][update][ui]"
when
There is an Order
Order email address checking for first letter
then
Reject with response : "email address must not start with @ "
end
rule "phone.mandatory:[insert][update][ui]"
when
There is an Order
Order phone number format should checking
then
Reject with response : "The phone number you entered is not valid.Please
enter a phone number with the format xxx-xxx-xxxx."\
end
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validation.dsl
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[*][]Order email address checking for first letter= OrderBean(email matches
"@[A-Za-z0-9]*")
[*][]Order phone number format should checking=OrderBean( phone not matches
"(/\d{3}\-\d{3}\-\d{4}/)==-1)")
this rules are not working ...any one can help me.ASAP
thanks,
chanti
1 week, 3 days
Business Rules Webinar - we're looking for speakers
by mkasprzyk
Hello everyone!
I'm writing to you regarding a Business Rules webinar we are organizing. We
are searching for speakers able to deliver 2-hour sessions in topics given
below.
(All the information below is just a proposition and still can be changed.
Your suggestions are welcome!)
Event details:
Business Rules Applied - From Theory to Business
A series of four 2-hour webinars on Business Rules Approach
date: 22-23th January 2014 (Wed-Thu) or 12-13th March 2014 (Wed-Thu)
language: English
Proposed agenda:
Day 1 (Wednesday, 22.01.14 or 12.03.14)
15:00-17:00 (CET) - Business Rules Approach - know what your business is
doing
17:30-19:30 (CET) - Rules in Action, from requirements to executable rules
in examples
Day 2 (Thursday, 23.01.14 or 13.03.14)
15:00-17:00 (CET) - Combining Business Rules and Processes
17:30-19:30 (CET) - Different solutions in Business Rules approach*
In January/March CET = GMT+1.
*BR Solutions session
We'd like to dedicate this session of the webinar to specific tools that
make implementing BRs easier, so we'd like to offer four 30-minute blocks to
4 different BRMS vendors.
Structure of the presentations: (sessions 1-3)
15 min - TED-like speech about your personal story connected to the business
rules (e.g. success/failure stories)**
1h 15 min - case study/software use presentation
20 min - Q&A
10 min - your company promotion presentation
**TED-like presentation notice
I am also a TEDx organizer and I believe in TED-like talk form and spreading
ideas. Therefore we would like to make sure that the first 15-30min of the
presentation explains the benefits and vision of business rules approach and
automation and the way it will impact the world we live in.
Why should you do it?
-strengthen your personal brand and/or the brand of your company,
-your company will have dedicated pag on webinar's website,
-have the opportunity to present your company in front of a targeted
audience,
-expand your business network,
-optionally offered presentation coaching to prepare a TED-like speech,
-have access to other sessions of the webinar.
Final words
If you are interested in leading one of the sessions or you have any
questions, don't hesitate to write to mike(a)nobleprog.com.
Have a good day!
Mike Kasprzyk
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2 months, 1 week
app-dev 'toe in water' help please
by dhartford
Hey all,
I'm trying to dip some toes into the water with Drools, and have an
application that would be a good start but having some understanding/lacking
an appropriate example issue.
The application context, let's say, is Mortgages, and already using the
Mortgage rules that are stored in a running instance of Guvnor.
Going back to 'toe in water', lets assume that all 'facts' are loaded on
call (so nothing is pre-loaded, all data to run a rule is supplied at the
time the rule is called). This is to make it easier to get started without
jumping all-in just yet ;-)
Using the mortgage business rule 'CreditApproval' that is already loaded
into Guvnor, I can see passing the Application object, with the creditRating
field/fact to a rule.
However, instead of populating and returning a loanApplication object, how
would I return just the decision/end result of a rule if it was only one
value (the approved/not approved decision) from the java app? KnowledgeBase
is loaded from the java app, but struggling with StatefulKnowledgeSession
versus StatelessKnowledgeSession and how to simply get back the rule
decision value (again, preferably without a specific object if it is only
one value)?
I'm also looking to only fire/execute one rule at a time for now until we
get comfortable - any help for an app developer trying to ease their way
into drools?
Sorry if I not overly clear, still trying to learn the appropriate
terminology :-)
-Darren
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2 months, 3 weeks
Effective Dating of Rules
by MaverickDrools
Is there a way to effective date a rule through a program?
Requirement:
without using the Guvnor UI to write the rules, trying to upload a .drl file
using REST APIs which already has rules specified "without" the
date-effective/date-expire attributes. Is there a way to maintain versions
that could be used by effective dating the entire package itself?
Or in general, how do we effective date the rules in Guvnor without using
date-effective attributes for rules and create a knowledgebase from the
package based on the current date?
Thanks
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3 months
