Hello Daniel,

   It is hard to say what is wrong, just from the information bellow. Maybe you can provide a test case that would allow others to inspect what you are doing and pointing you in the right direction?

     Edson

2010/7/7 djb <dbrownell83@hotmail.com>

Hi,

So I am making progress...  I am taking medical insurance claims and
inserting them into the entry-points as events, using the date of the claim
as the timestamp of the event.

I just want to check how am I meant to do this?  I decided I probably need a
pseudo-clock as I am using historical data.  I presume I am meant to work
out how long it has been since the last claim, and then call advanceTime, as
below...


long previousClaimTime = 0;
for (ClaimOrReversal cor : history)
{
  if (cor.isSubmittal())
     {
       long ms = cor.getTimestamp().getTime() - previousClaimTime;
       clock.advanceTime(ms, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
       claimEntry.insert(cor);
     }

  previousClaimTime = cor.getTimestamp().getTime();
}


However, nothing is firing (claimEntry above corresponds to the entry point
name below).
Not even this:

rule claimReceived
when
     $event : ClaimSubmittedEvent() from entry-point
"ClaimReceivedEntryPoint"
then
     System.out.println("YEAH!");
end

What am I doing wrong?

Regards,
Daniel
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