8:31 a.m.
If it is possible to create a drl file or decision table dynamically in drool
or java?
Like the drool received data then create drl or decision table based on the
data?
Data: Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3 .....
Can the above data be stored in the rule file which also contains the
operators "AND", "OR"?
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9:42 a.m.
Yes.
If the data "defines" the rules then there are numerous options:-
- Construct a DRL String yourself and pass this to a KnowledgeBuilder
- Use the fluent API to build rules programmatically
- Construct an XLS decision table using your favourite XLS (Java) API
and look at drools-decisiontables
- Construct a Guvnor decision table using classes in
droolsjbpm-ide-common (bundled with Guvnor)
If the data is to be plugged into place-holders in statically defined
rules:-
- Look at the use of Drools Expert Templates
Decision tables do not lend themselves well to "OR" as there is an implicit
"AND" between columns.
There might be other solutions, these are those that came readily to mind.
With kind regards,
Mike
On 24 February 2012 14:31, shawn <youngxiao121(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
If it is possible to create a drl file or decision table dynamically
in
drool
or java?
Like the drool received data then create drl or decision table based on the
data?
Data: Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3 .....
Can the above data be stored in the rule file which also contains the
operators "AND", "OR"?
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10:43 a.m.
Thanks for your reply.
Sorry, I am not quite clear about your first option.
What's the meaning of 'Construct a DRL String'?
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11:19 a.m.
Quite simply, use a StringBuilder and create the DRL you need from the data
you receive.
@Leonardo, erm, erm... no. TBH I thought I'd be able to Google for it.. but
no luck. Edson? Is there anything - or am I promoting something I shouldn't
;)
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Thanks for your reply.
Sorry, I am not quite clear about your first option.
What's the meaning of 'Construct a DRL String'?
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11:35 a.m.
Thank you~
Does it mean I have to write a file in java and saved it as .drl?
fluent API is in jbpm, right?
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11:46 a.m.
1) No you don't have to save it; just use one of the overloaded methods on
KnowledgeBuilder that takes a StringReader, or String or something else
similar.
2) I understand there to be one for Drools Expert too, which I'd expect to
be in one of the drools-xxx JARs however am having trouble finding it!
Re#2, I've asked Edson Tirelli (the author of the Drools Expert Fluent API)
to advise further...
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Does it mean I have to write a file in java and saved it as .drl?
fluent API is in jbpm, right?
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11:55 a.m.
Thanks a lot~
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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12:53 p.m.
The reason it is not in the manual yet is because it was not promoted
to the public API yet. Nevertheless, you can use it, but be aware that
there might still be changes on it from version to version until it is
promoted to the public API. I am hoping Mark will give me the go ahead to
make it public soon.
Examples are here:
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/blob/master/drools-compiler/src/test...
The javadoc is not complete, but what is there is correct. Classes are:
https://github.com/droolsjbpm/drools/tree/master/drools-compiler/src/main...
The API is completely typesafe, so you can trust the code completion
of you java editor... :)
Edson
2012/2/24 Michael Anstis <michael.anstis(a)gmail.com>
1) No you don't have to save it; just use one of the overloaded
methods on
KnowledgeBuilder that takes a StringReader, or String or something else
similar.
2) I understand there to be one for Drools Expert too, which I'd expect to
be in one of the drools-xxx JARs however am having trouble finding it!
Re#2, I've asked Edson Tirelli (the author of the Drools Expert Fluent
API) to advise further...
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> Does it mean I have to write a file in java and saved it as .drl?
> fluent API is in jbpm, right?
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5:36 a.m.
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your reply~
Now, I understand some mechanism of building dynamic class.
Back to my question,
if I understand correct, those methods you mentioned is to add a drl
file(exist) to the knowledgeBase dynamically, right?
But how about the file?
I mean if I need to write "Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3...."
into the file, does drool have API to do it.
Because the content that I write into the file is also dynamic. What I
really want to do is how to make the drl file exist first? Does it mean I
have to create the file myself, and after finished creation I can add it
dynamically?
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7:53 a.m.
You don't need a file, you need a String (not to say you couldn't use a
File if you really, really wanted - just that you don't have to).
Other than the Fluent API already mentioned there is no Drools API to
construct a DRL String. Read the manual, understand *your* data and build
DRL applicable.
I get the feeling you don't know what DRL actually is nor how to use Drools
to any extent. Please do read the excellent documentation I am sure things
will become clearer to you.
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On 26 Feb 2012 11:37, "shawn" <youngxiao121(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your reply~
Now, I understand some mechanism of building dynamic class.
Back to my question,
if I understand correct, those methods you mentioned is to add a drl
file(exist) to the knowledgeBase dynamically, right?
But how about the file?
I mean if I need to write "Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3...."
into the file, does drool have API to do it.
Because the content that I write into the file is also dynamic. What I
really want to do is how to make the drl file exist first? Does it mean I
have to create the file myself, and after finished creation I can add it
dynamically?
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Thank you ~
I will learn the documentation more.
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9 a.m.
Sorry, I forget to mention one thing.
What's really difficult for me is to translate the
"AND","OR"(Condition 1
AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to the drool.
Because someone will send the request with the expression(Condition 1 AND
Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to me. For each request the expression is
different. They hope I can translate the "AND","OR" to rule file
automatically. They don't want drool to parse the expression(maybe string)
to pick "AND", "OR". This is why they want to have a rule file for
each
request. They want to trigger the function to make a rule file when they are
making the expression, not only simply send me the expression and verify
it..
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11:16 a.m.
A (dynamic) "request" with a "logical expression" that is to be
evaluated
as
a rule is very much like a (dynamic) SQL query to be evaluated on a
database.
Are you sure that Drools is the right platform?
If "someone" wants to send a logical expression in a formal language of
their
own, you'll have to parse that expression and translate it into the Drools
Rule
Language (aka DRL). Perhaps a Domain Specific Language might help, but
there's no telling from the very sparse information you've provided. (In
any case
"someone" and Drools will have to agree on the data model and the way to
refer to the data, or else you'll have to do more work.)
-W
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Sorry, I forget to mention one thing.
What's really difficult for me is to translate the
"AND","OR"(Condition 1
AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to the drool.
Because someone will send the request with the expression(Condition 1 AND
Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to me. For each request the expression is
different. They hope I can translate the "AND","OR" to rule file
automatically. They don't want drool to parse the expression(maybe string)
to pick "AND", "OR". This is why they want to have a rule file for
each
request. They want to trigger the function to make a rule file when they
are
making the expression, not only simply send me the expression and verify
it..
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Thank your for your reply~
I am developing the Identity and Access management. I have finished the
basic requirement, but the pre-condition part is what I am doing. The
website sends the pre-condition(like what IP address or the time period can
user access) that user sets. The pre-conditions are what I mentioned
(expression). The difficulty is one expression may consist of several
pre-conditions and every condition may be related to different rules. So
here is the problem, how to verify users' authorization based on the
expression which contains many operators("AND", "OR"). The number of
"AND",
"OR" in the expression are set by users. This is why I thought to create a
rule file for each expression when the expression is created. In this case,
I won't bother how many "AND", "OR" a expression contains.
By the way, I also thought about parsing the expression in Java, then
inserting every single condition into working memory. But it seems Drool can
not be fully used in this way. Because it only looks like a if-else
block....
Do you have any other solution for this requirement?
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12:42 p.m.
Thank your for your reply~
I am developing the Identity and Access management. I have finished the
basic requirement, but the pre-condition part is what I am doing. The
website sends the pre-condition(like what IP address or the time period can
user access) that user sets. The pre-conditions are what I mentioned
(expression). The difficulty is one expression may consist of several
pre-conditions and every condition may be related to different rules.
So here is the problem, how to verify users' authorization based on the
expression which contains many operators("AND", "OR"). The number of
"AND",
"OR" in the expression are set by users. This is why I thought to create a
rule file for each expression when the expression is created. In this case,
I won't bother how many "AND", "OR" a expression contains.
By the way, I also thought about parsing the expression in Java, then
inserting every single condition into working memory. But it seems Drool can
not be fully used in this way. Because it only looks like a if-else
block....
Do you have any other solution for this requirement?
Cheers
laune wrote
A (dynamic) "request" with a "logical expression" that is to be
evaluated
as
a rule is very much like a (dynamic) SQL query to be evaluated on a
database.
Are you sure that Drools is the right platform?
If "someone" wants to send a logical expression in a formal language of
their
own, you'll have to parse that expression and translate it into the Drools
Rule
Language (aka DRL). Perhaps a Domain Specific Language might help, but
there's no telling from the very sparse information you've provided. (In
any case
"someone" and Drools will have to agree on the data model and the way to
refer to the data, or else you'll have to do more work.)
-W
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> Sorry, I forget to mention one thing.
> What's really difficult for me is to translate the
"AND","OR"(Condition 1
> AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to the drool.
> Because someone will send the request with the expression(Condition 1 AND
> Condition 2 OR Condition 3....) to me. For each request the expression is
> different. They hope I can translate the "AND","OR" to rule file
> automatically. They don't want drool to parse the expression(maybe
> string)
> to pick "AND", "OR". This is why they want to have a rule file
for each
> request. They want to trigger the function to make a rule file when they
> are
> making the expression, not only simply send me the expression and verify
> it..
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10:48 a.m.
Hi Michael,
Do you have a link to the Fluent API documentation? I wanted to answer to
this question and couldn't find the link anywhere.
Thanks,
Leo.
2012/2/24 Michael Anstis <michael.anstis(a)gmail.com>
Yes.
If the data "defines" the rules then there are numerous options:-
- Construct a DRL String yourself and pass this to a KnowledgeBuilder
- Use the fluent API to build rules programmatically
- Construct an XLS decision table using your favourite XLS (Java) API
and look at drools-decisiontables
- Construct a Guvnor decision table using classes in
droolsjbpm-ide-common (bundled with Guvnor)
If the data is to be plugged into place-holders in statically defined
rules:-
- Look at the use of Drools Expert Templates
Decision tables do not lend themselves well to "OR" as there is an
implicit "AND" between columns.
There might be other solutions, these are those that came readily to mind.
With kind regards,
Mike
On 24 February 2012 14:31, shawn <youngxiao121(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> If it is possible to create a drl file or decision table dynamically in
> drool
> or java?
> Like the drool received data then create drl or decision table based on
> the
> data?
> Data: Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3 .....
> Can the above data be stored in the rule file which also contains the
> operators "AND", "OR"?
>
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Is it from JBPM or ?
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1:13 p.m.
There is one (1) sentence and a dozen (12) lines of example in the
section about "What is New and Noteworhty in Drools 5.2.0" in the
Introduction manual. Given that this nano-documentation doesn't tell
you what to do with the resulting PackageDescr and that this "fluent
API" is part of the unstable API, I'd put my money on StringBuilder
and create rules as DRL text. YMMV.
-W
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Hi Michael,
Do you have a link to the Fluent API documentation? I wanted to answer to
this question and couldn't find the link anywhere.
Thanks,
Leo.
2012/2/24 Michael Anstis <michael.anstis(a)gmail.com>
> Yes.
>
> If the data "defines" the rules then there are numerous options:-
>
> - Construct a DRL String yourself and pass this to a KnowledgeBuilder
> - Use the fluent API to build rules programmatically
> - Construct an XLS decision table using your favourite XLS (Java) API
> and look at drools-decisiontables
> - Construct a Guvnor decision table using classes in
> droolsjbpm-ide-common (bundled with Guvnor)
>
> If the data is to be plugged into place-holders in statically defined
> rules:-
>
> - Look at the use of Drools Expert Templates
>
> Decision tables do not lend themselves well to "OR" as there is an
> implicit "AND" between columns.
>
> There might be other solutions, these are those that came readily to mind.
>
> With kind regards,
>
> Mike
>
>
> On 24 February 2012 14:31, shawn <youngxiao121(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> If it is possible to create a drl file or decision table dynamically in
>> drool
>> or java?
>> Like the drool received data then create drl or decision table based on
>> the
>> data?
>> Data: Condition 1 AND Condition 2 OR Condition 3 .....
>> Can the above data be stored in the rule file which also contains the
>> operators "AND", "OR"?
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Hi~
Do you have any example about using stringBuilder?
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