Heh :) Looking at the DRL, I spotted it:

> rule "Allocation Rules_10"
>       when
>                $s:Student(marks == "60", age == "20")
>                $c:College(ranking == "A", location == "Mumbai")
>        then

Up there, all quotes are ASCII quotes, code point U+0022.
 
>                $s.setDepartment(“Maths”);
>                $c.setStatus(“NA”);

But in your spreadsheet you have one of the several other quotation marks as defined by the unicode standard, the one the authors of your spreadsheet program deemed fit to be sneaked in when you hit shift-2 (or whatever, depending on your keyboard).

On 25 August 2011 16:21, FrankVhh <frank.vanhoenshoven@agserv.eu> wrote:
Shouldn't marks and age be integer values and not Strings?
No, these are converted automatically.

-W


 

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