[rules-users] Somewhat strange question: Rules without a RHS

Hi all I have an ongoing discussion with my users: They have been using several home-grown rule oriented applications for years. Almost all of these "rule engines" were built for one very specific reason, and the users have come accustomed to just specify a LHS of a rule. They never needed to specify a RHS, because the action of the rule was pre-determined by the application. So when the rule fired, it was clear what needed to be done in the application. Now want to merge all these "rule engines" onto Drools (5.4.0), and use the Guvnor BRL editor and DSLs to actually formulate them. Of course now Drools can not "know" what the RHS is supposed to be, since we have "merged" several applications. The users now need to select one of several predefined DSL statements as the RHS, but unfortunately they consistenly keep forgetting to put an RHS at all. Guvnor validates this successfully but of course the rules then fail to work. I have been thinking if there is any way in Guvnor or via some kind of Drools expert mechanism to say something like "if a rule is in packaga a.b.c, it's RHS should always be 'foo' unless specified otherwise". To be honest, I could not come up with a way to achieve this and think just need to educate my users better. But before doing that, I thought I'd use the wisdom of this group :-) -- CU, Joe