Hi,
This is pretty much expected behaviour. If you modify
the facts in working memory and if the changes satisfy the rule obviously it
will fire. So you can do one thing. u can modify the corresponding DTO such a
way that it is not satisfying the predicate logic in the previous 5
rules.
If the current object is firing again and again u can
use the attribute no-loop truue
Any other better options from anybody?
Thanks and Regs,
basha
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Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 10:20:30
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From: <shilpa.raghavendra@wipro.com>
Subject: [rules-users]
Need Help On Modify
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Hi,
I am having set of rules; each DTO (Java Bean with getter
and setter) will go
under these
rules.
Lets take I am having 10 rules the DTO has to change its
value at 5th
rule.
So I am changing the value in DTO and calling modify(DTO),
so what's
happening is again this changed DTO is executing form
RULE1
I want this DTO to execute from Rule 6 or Exit from
all
Rules
Please help me it's
urgent
Regards
Shilpa