Re: [rules-users] Firing the rule at the basis of time
One way that might be implemented is via a single dedicated fact type (call
it Horloge) with a single field (temps). Then you could write all sorts of
relations with the times in your facts. In order to work in the context of
rete, Horloge's temps would have to be updated according to the progress of
time - but how big do you want your
chronons<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronon>to be? Right, this could
be made configurable. But how will this scale? Data
structures keeping a large number of integers in partially sorted order are
available<http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Courses/cs312/2007sp/lectures/lec2...;,
but Rete works differently.
Assuming that all your time-dependent facts implement a specific interface,
and given Drools' WM event listener, it's easy to implement a solution for
timeouts that does not require periodic polling.
-W
On 9 May 2011 20:37, kkelleyjr <karl.kelley.jr(a)gmail.com> wrote:
So, from all of the reading and what you have told me, this is no
way
currently to do evaluations of time with the session clock on the LHS...
That statement being true: Is there any desire or plan to do evaluations of
time with the session clock on the LHS (aka the condition)?
I think it would be useful, because all processing to gather facts could be
based on cron rules... then there is no need to write cron jobs for those
processes...
Is that a bad idea?
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