Yes, I was in the middle of writing a clarification email.
The DSL side would be fine if I change it to myEnum (to follow the bean
standard).
Yes, Guvnor side did not change it to lower case. Note, I actually have my
Enum as MYEnum (more than one upper case). Guvnor translated the getMYEnum
to MYEnum as the bean property, which seems to be a bug.
Thanks
Sean
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Davide Sottara <dsotty(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks, it deserves investigation. There seems to be at least a bug
in
Guvnor -
it should create a constraint such as :
Foo( myEnum == MyEnum.someitem )
On 04/18/2013 10:19 AM, Sean Su wrote:
I am using 5.5.0.Final and I think I may have run into a bug.
Assuming I have a class Foo that has a getter which is getMyEnum().
Also I have a Enum class which happens to have the name MyEnum.
When writing rules, I have
$foo : Foo (MyEnum == MyEnum.someItem)
This line will throw NullPointerException.
I have to write it as:
$foo : Foo (getMyEnum() == MyEnum.someItem)
This statement will work just fine.
The workaround is ok for DRL. However I tested this on Guvnor and the
rule editor would generate the DRL just like the first statement (MyEnum ==
MyEnum.someItem). So we would be out of luck there.
Has anyone ever ran into this before.
Thanks
Sean
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