You could use RuleFlow, sure. But you don't have to.

Consider the following:-

1) Intermediate facts

when
    $p : Person( age < 18 )
then
    insertLogical( new Juvenile( $p ) );
end

when
    $p : Person( age >= 18 )
then
    insertLogical( new Adult( $p ) );
end

when
    Juvenile()
then
    //Whatever
end

when
    Adult()
then
    //Whatever
end

Both Juvenile and Adult could be declared types.

2) Multiple patterns

when
    $p : Person( age < 18 )
    WhateverCheckYouNeedForJuveniles( )
then
    //Whatever
end

when
    $p : Person( age >= 18 )
    WhateverCheckYouNeedForAdults( )
then
    //Whatever
end



On 23 September 2013 07:24, ashish6276 <ashishkumarec010@gmail.com> wrote:
You can do this.

There is a property called ruleflowGroup. Associate this propert with all 3
of your rule. So now your Rule 1 has ruleflowgroup 1, Rule 2 has ruleFlow
group2 and rule3 has ruleflowgroup3.

Now create a rule flow.
create rule task 1. go to property tab. associate the ruleflowgroup1 with
this task so your rule 1 is associated here.
Then create a diverge node. diverge based on condition if age is greater
than or less than 18.
so you have 2 flow from here. create 2 more rule task. associate ruleflow
group 2 and rule flowgroup3 with these. now add sequence flow based on your
converge. then have a converge node. join flow coming from both way here.
create end node.




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