You are not writing rules - you are using rules to disguise the fact
that you are using if statements to process your data.
What is "droolsRequest" and how is it declared? If this were a real rule,
it would be
when
DroolsRequest( address.stateCode == "MA" )
then
...
no-loop is nonsense in a rule that doesn't update any WM data.
-W
On 21 August 2012 17:00, Rana <ven12344(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Here is the example
rule "AndroGel Provider State"
no-loop true
salience 95
agenda-group "AndroGel"
when
eval( droolsRequest.address.stateCode == "MA" )
then
logging();
drools.halt();
end
the other rule is very similar but for a different Agenda Group
rule "Pradaxa Provider State"
no-loop true
salience 95
agenda-group "Pradaxa"
when
eval( droolsRequest.address.stateCode == "MA" )
then
logging();
drools.halt();
end
In this case it is firing the Pradaxa rule and giving me the wrong output.
Thanks.
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