Have a look at Drools Flow if this is what you really need to achieve.

Ordinarily the order in which the rules need apply is not essential as a consequence is inferred from the facts in working memory.

Truth maintenance and the agenda support the inference mechanisms.

2010/8/19 Nick Heudecker <nheudecker@gmail.com>
I think The Drools Way is to change something in the working memory to cause the secondary rule to be fired.  


On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 9:58 PM, Sanjib Karmakar <sanjibk@skytechsolutions.co.in> wrote:

Hi friends

I would like to execute a rule say Rule-1 from inside another rule say
Rule-2.
In project I am using xml and not drl, and I am using Drools 5.0

Please let me know how to call a rule from another rule.

Thanks
Sanjib
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