Re: [rules-users] Drools variables

what about the paramaters of timer( int: <initial delay> <repeat interval>? ) ? timer(int : 10s) --> is working properly but timer(int : <global variable name> s ) --> not working ------------------------------------------------------------- working Rule: rule "tmeout case" timer( int: 10s ) when $request : EventRecord(eventType == "EVENT_REGISTER", user == "katta") from entry-point "AggStream" and not (EventRecord( eventType == "EVENT_RESPONSE", ", user == "katta", this after[ 0s, 10s ] $request ) from entry-point "AggStream") then System.out.println("-- timeout for user : "+ $request.getUser() ); end ----------------------------------------------- Now I want to replace value "10" given in the above rule with a global variable. ------------------------------------------------- ksession.setGlobal( "timeout", new Integer(10)); Improper (not working) rule: global Integer timeout; rule "tmeout case" timer( int: timeout.intValue() s ) when $request : EventRecord(eventType == "EVENT_REGISTER", user == "katta") from entry-point "AggStream" and not (EventRecord( eventType == "EVENT_RESPONSE", ", user == "katta", this after[ 0s, 10s ] $request ) from entry-point "AggStream") then System.out.println("-- timeout for user : "+ $request.getUser() ); end ------------------------------------------------------ This new rule doesn't give any error but it is giving unexpected result. For example if a fire only one EventRecord(eventType == "EVENT_REGISTER", user == "katta") into the working memory, then after 10seconds I should get timeout. But for the new rule as soon as I fire the EventRecord it is giving as timeout. Please help me in this regard -- View this message in context: http://drools.46999.n3.nabble.com/Drools-variables-tp3935404p3936009.html Sent from the Drools: User forum mailing list archive at Nabble.com.