Re: [rules-users] Timer Cron reevaluating same facts again and gain
On 30/08/2012, rvkhakhkhar1 <rvkhakhkhar(a)gmail.com> wrote:
That means, a rule with timer don't remeber for which facts it
has executed
consequence part previosly and when its time arrive it just execute
consequence part on available facts.
A rule never "remembers" anything, with or without timers.
A rule with a timer results in an activation which is a combination of a rule
and a tuple of matching facts; one rule may have any number of pending
activations at any time.
An activation of a rule with a timer will become reactivated (after
having been fired before) when the timer fires again and the rule
condition still holds for the associated tuple of fact.
-W
I checked using AgendaListner, just after rule
fire(afterActivationFired)
isActive becomes false, but for the next time in beforeActivationFired the
same fact's isActive become true.
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