What result do you get with the following (on a single row):-

ACTION                        | ACTION                                | ACTION
------------------------------+---------------------------------------+-------------------------
FeeDTO feeDTO = new FeeDTO(); | feeDTO.setAmount(new BigDecimal($1)); | feeDTO.setReason("$1")



On 7 January 2013 15:11, aleste <moisesventura@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm trying to create a new object, populate a number of attributes in it and
insert it in memory as part of the ACTION in a decision table XLS.

I was able to do that in a single XLS column:

ACTION
insertLogical( new RuleError(t, Constants.ErrorType.PROMOTION, $1, $2));

Or using the guided decision tables in Guvnor:

FeeDTO [f3]
amount
10
20
(...)

But I have not been able to do it using an XLS and having multiple ACTION
columns. Something like:

ACTION                                          ACTION
FeeDTO feeDTO = new FeeDTO();
feeDTO.setAmount(new BigDecimal($1));   feeDTO.setReason("$1");


This is the rule that I'd be expecting as result of the XLS compilation:

//from row number: 3
rule "Row 3 FeesTest"
        dialect "mvel"
        when
                f1 : FinancialTransactionDTO( transactionType == TRANSACTION_TYPE.DEPOSIT
)
        then
                FeeDTO f3 = new FeeDTO();
                f3.setAmount( 20 );
                f3.setType( "Some Description" );
                f3.setOverrideable (true);
                insert( f3 );
end




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