There are several temporal operators, as described in the "Drools
Fusion" manual.
Most likely, the corresponding one is the "after" operator.
-W
On 11/04/2012, skatta1986 <shivaprasad_gdk(a)yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Hi,
Please any one let me know if there is any followed by operator in Drools. I
want to correlate an event with another event which follows the first event.
Esper supports this by using followed by (->) operator.
Example in esper:
"select r1.name as name,r1.userIPAddress as ipaddress,count(*) as
usr_success_count, (r2.getTimeStamp()-r1.getTimeStamp()) as delta_time from
pattern" +
"[ (every r1=EventRecord(eventNumber=105, eventType='EVENT_REQUEST'))->
" +
"(r2=EventRecord(eventNumber=110, eventType='EVENT_SUCCES',
id.getCallId()=r1.getId(), name=r1.name)) where
timer:within(usr_timeout_interval sec)]";
Can you please providesimilar kind of rule in Drools.
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