Chanti,
what exactly is your question?
I think that checking zipcode and credit card formats is easier to do in
java than with rules. Rules are more efficient in more complex situations,
like when you have multiple objects that need to meet various conditions.
Christine
On Fri, May 30, 2008 09:24, Nagaraju runkana wrote:
HI Guys,
present i am using drools 4.0 in this case.now, i am writting some rules
validation using regular expression ZIPCODE,EMAIL,CREDIT CARD number.like
this..
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validation.dslr
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rule "email.mandatory:[insert][update][ui]"
when
There is an Order
Order email address checking for first letter
then
Reject with response : "email address must not start with @ "
end
rule "phone.mandatory:[insert][update][ui]"
when
There is an Order
Order phone number format should checking
then
Reject with response : "The phone number you entered is not valid.Please
enter a phone number with the format xxx-xxx-xxxx."\
end
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validation.dsl
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[*][]Order email address checking for first letter= OrderBean(email
matches
"@[A-Za-z0-9]*")
[*][]Order phone number format should checking=OrderBean( phone not
matches
"(/\d{3}\-\d{3}\-\d{4}/)==-1)")
this rules are not working ...any one can help me.ASAP
thanks,
chanti
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