Re: [rules-users] Fusion and open-ended intervals?

Actually Greg I did something very similar. Since drools locks down the event temporal values, I added to my event class some helper methods indicating whether the interval is open or closed: abstract class Event { def interval: Interval // joda interval def isOpen = interval.end.getMillis == infiniteMillis def isClosed = !isOpen } And then in rules, when to consider only open intervals I do something like when device: Device() executionState: ExecutionStateEvent(deviceId == device.id, name == "STOPPED") from entry-point "mtconnect" not (DowntimeInterval(deviceId == device.id, open == true, this includes executionState) from entry-point "downtime") This is not going to work for all situations, but its a pattern in the toolbox. -barry -- View this message in context: http://n3.nabble.com/Fusion-and-open-ended-intervals-tp719076p722744.html Sent from the Drools - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.