[rules-users] Obtain contents of global variable java.util.List results after rules have fired.

Hi all, I'm attempting to output the results of action results embedded in Decision Tables (Excel) Our ACTION's in the excel table creates a HashMap<String, Object> and then this HashMap is added to a global variable java.util.List results variable, as can be seen below (ie column1 & column2) */ACTION (Column 1)/* Map result = new HashMap(); results.add(result); result.put(""itemCode"",""$param"");" */ACTION (Column 2)/* result.put("quantity",calculateQuantity(incomingDataMap,"$param")); calculateQuantity is a function that determines a quantity based on Conditions and values in the incomingDataMap This works well, and the results variable is populated and available for use in code works. /Now the Problem Im facing/ is ni regards to business user testing. When running regression testing I would like to somehow display the contents of the List of HashMap. It is important to the Business User to see that correct quantities are also being generated, not just the correct rule was fired. The approach I've been searching for is this; Is it possible to output extra lines of text into the file generated when clicking on the *URL for running tests*. A text file generates with SUCCESS or FAIL and the Test Scenario name. Is this possible? Otherwise i may need to somehow create a separate FACT Model and alter my 2 ACTION column in the decision table to also output information into a FACT model then use it to trigger another rule, that can read the value generated in the calculateQuantity function. Hopefully you can work out what im attempting to do here and offer some advice, im not sure on the best practice on presenting this sort of information and have trouble finding much info with dealing with the output of actions in this way. Cheers and thanks for you help in advance Mark -- View this message in context: http://drools.46999.n3.nabble.com/Obtain-contents-of-global-variable-java... Sent from the Drools: User forum mailing list archive at Nabble.com.