You know that rule B hasn't fired and won't fire for a given set of facts if you
return from fireAllRules() and there is no indication of it having fired. Now, if

rule A would simply, on its RHS, insertLogical a fact ReadyToFireRuleA, and
you can query this from your Java code, you can execute the "real"
consequence of rule A as Java code. (There are other options.)

insertLogical needs to be called from the context of a rule.

Accessing the agenda isn't in the stable API. You'll have to inspect the code.

-W

On 1 May 2013 10:17, oresch <olaf.resch@t-online.de> wrote:

Thanks for your fast reply.
@sequence: in my case this is not a problem, because rule (A) has another
condition that will only become true if rule (B) has fired at least once.
However, I only want to fire rule (A), if rule (b) will not fire anymore for
a given set of facts.
@use a fact: this might be another way. However, I still would like to know
how I can access the agenda. Just to know it :).
@truth-maintenance: this might be another way. However, I could not manage
to session.insertlogically(obj) from my java code.
BW, Olaf

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