Hi Awhwini,
IMO, if you don't want the LHS of each rule to reference a
Schedule object you'd be better of either:-
(b) Using AgendaGroups: The default Agenda Group could
contain rules to decide which schedule needs to be activated. The RHS of these
rules would set the focus to the applicable Agenda Group containing all the
rules associated with the schedule.
(a) Using a different RuleBase for each schedule; but
the "which schedule to activate" decision would be either undertaken in
hard-coded Java or another RuleBase that returns an object indicating which
other Rulebase to use.
Option (a) is probably the cleaner
approach.
With kind regards,
Mike
Hi,
We have a requirement that each
set of rules is associated with a schedule that defines when this rule needs
to be executed.
So I need to check whether date,
time and week matches and only then execute the set of rules. I don’t want to
check the schedule for each rule. I want to do it only once for each set of
rule. What feature of rules engine can I use for
this?
Thanks,
Ashwini
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