So you need to dynamically create the rules in a rulebase based upon
information in your database "Table X"?
I don't have any experience of dynamically creating rules but have seen many
posts to this group about dynamic construction.
Perhaps, if I understand your requirement, somebody else on the group can
help better.
Sorry.
Mike
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for the reply.
I am not still clear on the creation and firing rules. Let me explain
in detail
There say 3 trading partners who share files with my application.
Say ABC(FileMask: ABC-834, and tagetQ is q834)
DEF(FileMask: DEF-850, and targetQ is q835)
...
Through my admin module, I will insert guidelines for each trading
partner (fileMask, targetQueue).
In my database there are 3 rows in a table x which acts as rules for
the files they place.
Here I am not using .drl file so that I can build the PackageBuilder.
Any partner can place the file on the source folder. I need to pick the
file and then I need to fetch the row(targetQueue) relating to the file
and then fire rules accordingly.
Now how to create package from the data contained in database, so that
I can obtain the rulebase.
The reason of not using .drl is at run time from admin module I can add
new partner and their rules. and my application should handle the new
partner added there on.
Please guide me and share me if you have any sample/documentation as
such.
Thanks for your support.
Hanumesh
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