Re: [rules-users] Globals and Boolean object
java is pass by reference, so all you are doing is assigning the local
test pointer to point to something else; which ofcourse won't be
reflected in the global resolvers
drools.getWorkingMemory.setGlobal("test", test");
Mark
vdelbart wrote:
Hi,
My rule is :
#created on: 29 août 2007
package example
#list any import classes here.
global Boolean test
rule "Your Third Rule"
#include attributes such as "salience" here...
when
then
#actions
test = true;
System.out.println("OK-" + test);
end
In my java codes, I have :
session.setGlobal("test", new Boolean(false));
System.out.println("global " + session.getGlobal("test"));
session.fireAllRules();
System.out.println("global " + session.getGlobal("test"));
I expect this :
global false
OK-true
global true
but I have :
global false
OK-true
global false
Anybody have a solution to manipulate Boolean object in globals ?
thanks,
V.