One good way of producing results from rules is indeed to create and insert an object
as a fact. The idiom on the RHS is
   inser( new DroolsResult(...) );
The application could retrieve this with a query over all DroolsResult facts, and
then retract the fact so that your WM is ready for another shot.
-W

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 11:43 PM, skasab2s <skasab2s@smail.inf.fh-brs.de> wrote:

Hello guys,

I'm writing a medical application for weaning from artificial respiration.
I'm putting some medical facts into the working memory and some rules work
on them.

The only problem is that I should return an result object (I called it
DroolsResult) and there should stay if weaning can be successful, remarks
and so on.

I heard that globals are good for returning result. Are there other
approaches? Can't one rule create the result object and put it in the
working memory so that I can fetch it from there using java code?

Thanks a lot and regards!

skasab2s
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