Re: [rules-users] XML rule: Wrongly interpreted Numeric String to Number
Drools' XML representation of DRL isn't up-to-date, contains bugs and
isn't maintained. AFAIK, there are no plans to change this status.
-W
On 14/12/2012, Christina Lau <lau.christina(a)hit.com.hk> wrote:
Dear all,
System is generating XML rule file with literal-restriction like that:
...
<field-constraint field-name="myStringTypeField">
<literal-restriction evaluator="=="
value="0020" />
</field-constraint>
...
I am expecting the constraint is in form of
myStringTypeField == "0020"
However, the outcome is
myStringTypeField == 0020 (the double quote is missed)
causing my rule fails all the time.
Does anyone know if it it the problem of XML parsing? If yes, can I do
something to override the default parser behaviour?
Thank you very much.
Christina
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