So in essence, there's no way to use a function to insert a string literal into a rule from a template?

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From: FrankVhh [via Drools] [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 31 May 2011 17:20
To: Mullard, Christopher
Subject: RE: Smart Templates

But then that would call the service.getType() method when the rule is
run wouldn't it?
-> Yes
 
I'm trying create explicit, simple rules to avoid doing extra work when
running data through them.
-> OK, in essence, I like that :-)
 
How would you use a rule to set the value within another rule?
-> I am not sure that I follow you here...
If you want to avoid to execute the getType()-service at rule execution, then you would need to add an attribute name to your object, and call getType() before creating the rules.

Alternatively, you can insert an intermediate value whose value will be set by another rule and then use this intermediate value in your DC rules.

When
Service(value = "AAA")
Then
String name = "Type1";
insert(name);

Something like this... but make sure not to create a loop :-)

Regards,
Frank

ChrisMu wrote:

But then that would call the service.getType() method when the rule is
run wouldn't it?
 
I'm trying create explicit, simple rules to avoid doing extra work when
running data through them.
 
How would you use a rule to set the value within another rule?
 
Thanks
Chris

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From: FrankVhh [via Drools]
[mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 31 May 2011 16:48
To: Mullard, Christopher
Subject: Re: Smart Templates


Hi,

The way I see it, this is the way your template should look like. I do
not see the need to use eval() at all.

rule "DC_0"
when
    $service: Service(name == "@{service}", value == "@{value}")
    $riskType: RiskType()
then
    $riskType.setName($service.getType("@{value}"));
    $riskType.setAtt(0,"@{value}");
end

I am assuming that RiskType is already inserted in WM, but you could
just as well create a new object in the then-part of the rule.

In stead of using the java-function to determine the name, you might
actually just as well create an other rule that sets the name according
to the value, thus putting the entire decision logic in rules.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Frank



        ChrisMu wrote:
        Hi,
       
         I'm trying to get a template (.drt) to generate 2 rules (.drl)
from 2 datasets but by doing a little bit more work than direct
substitution.
       
        Data (service,value):
        DC, AAA
        DC, XYZ
       
        Idea for the template - if value is of type1 then create Type
object with 'Type1' as name. If value is of type2, use 'Type2' as name:
       
        rule "DC_@{row.rowNumber}"
        when
            Service(name == "DC")    
        then
            Type.setName(eval(Service.getType(@{value})))
            Type.setAtt(0,@{value})
        end template
       
        eval(Service.getType(@{arg0})) should take 'AAA' or 'XYZ' etc as
arg and return a string Type1/Type2 etc.
       
        This would then generate 2 rules that look like:
       
        rule "DC_0"
        when
            Service(name == "DC", value == "AAA")    
        then
            RiskType.setName("Type1")
            RiskType.setAtt(0,"AAA")
       
        rule "DC_1"
        when
            Service(name == "DC", value == "XYZ")    
        then
            RiskType.setName("Type2")
            RiskType.setAtt(0,"XYZ")
       
        ...is this possible at all? I'm trying to avoid the eval step
being done in the actual rule (.drl) .
       
        Thanks
       
        Chris



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