The rule is very peculiar, and I'm not sure what you want to find with
it. See below.
On 04/09/2012, salt <writemesaltworth(a)gmail.com> wrote:
rule "HelloWorld_14"
salience (65522- $list.indexOf( $transdet1 ))
when
$p1:Passes($list : transaction)
$trans1:Transaction(items in ("PASS")) from $list
$p2:Passes()
not(exists($transdet5:Transaction(items in
("FAIL"),value==$transdet1.getVaue(), occno>$trans1.getOccno()) from
$p2.transaction))
Why are you using the complex "in" operator when you test against a
single String value?
I suppose getVaue() contains a typo.
There is an unbound variable $transdet1.
The 3rd and 4th conditional elements match another Passes fact, which
could be the one bound to $p1 - or not. If you mean that $p1 == $p2,
simply omit the second CE with "Passes" and use $p1.
Don't use different accesses for the same thing (i.e., $list vs.
$p1.transation) as this is confusing.
-W
then
System.out.println($trans1.getOccno());
end
The above will return
3
4 (not 4,3)
Kindly suggest other way of doing this without salience.
Thanks
Salt
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