Just thought I'd mention that I hadn't replied to this, because it looks way too much like comp-sci homework. Not sure whether that's the same reason others haven't replied either. ;)

A hint though to get you started. You can probably use something like...

$student: Student(grade != null) from $roster

… with a few lines before that to pick out the roster in a similar fashion.

To understand it, check out the Drools Expert manual for the "from" operator for working with lists/collections.

Steve

On 3 Apr 2013, at 19:59, burmanator <alexburman@gmail.com> wrote:

> So the example I am working with is this:
> You have a Teacher object
>     that stores a list of Rosters  objects
>           in each Roster is a list of Students objects
>                each Student has a grade value
>
> How would I go about creating a rule to find all the students that got As
> for a given Teacher across all her Rosters?
>
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