Yes, you can do as suggested by Michael or you can also use the working memory event model. Check for information in section 1.6.7 of the manual. You can register an AgendaEventListener and hear for AfterActivationFired events.
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Edson
2007/5/21, Michael A Heese <mheese@csc.com>:
Max,
I'm rather new at this but I think what you can do is define a global
variable which is a container for the information you require. For
instance you could define a List global variable called RESULTS and for
every rule that fired in the action you could add something to the list to
indicate that that particular rule fired. Check section 3.3.3 of the
documentation for informaion on global variables.
Mike
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Hello,
I have collection of objects. I fire all rules for then and after this I
want to know which rules were passed (or were not passed). I can't throw an
Exception in rule's body, because in this case I will know only the first
passed rule, and only for first object which passed it.
Another solution I found - to add one more field, which will show what I
need... But maybe there is better solution. Does Drools provide such kind
of
information?
Thanks,
Max
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