4:21 p.m.
New subject: Retraction of facts based on time - any ideas please?
what version of drools are you using? because in Drools 5.0 fusion is
in charge of temporal evaluations.
Greetings
2009/4/30 <rsundaar(a)aretus.biz>:
I have a need to "expire" some facts based on time. In other words, if an
event occurs some time and if sufficient time has gone by, the fact should
become inonsequential and be retracted. Here is my simple rule to do this:
rule"Retract expired facts"
dialect"mvel"
// salience -5
when
e1 : Event (code == "LOGON", status == "ACTIVE")
eval ((getCurrentTimeStamp ()- e1.getLongTimeStamp()) > 100)
then
System.out.println( "Retracting expired event with Timestamp: " +
e1.longTimeStamp );
retract (e1);
end
This does not seem to work because the "eval" method does not evaluate the
rule every cycle. And, there is no other change to the fact (event) to force
the rule to re-evaluate the fact. Is there a way to make "eval" in the LHS
evaluate every cycle? Is there any other method?
I would greatly appreciate any ideas.
Thanks,
Ravi.
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4:27 p.m.
rsundaar(a)aretus.biz wrote:
I have a need to "expire" some facts based on time. In other words, if
an event occurs some time and if sufficient time has gone by, the fact
should become inonsequential and be retracted. Here is my simple rule
to do this:
*rule*"Retract expired facts"
*dialect*"mvel"
// salience -5
*when*
e1 : Event (code == "LOGON", status == "ACTIVE")
*eval* ((getCurrentTimeStamp ()- e1.getLongTimeStamp()) > 100)
*then*
System.out.println( "Retracting expired event with Timestamp: " +
e1.longTimeStamp );
*retract* (e1);
*end*
This does not seem to work because the "eval" method does not evaluate
the rule every cycle. And, there is no other change to the fact
(event) to force the rule to re-evaluate the fact. Is there a way to
make "eval" in the LHS evaluate every cycle? Is there any other method?
Drools 5 supports an expiration time on an event. Beyond that you can
use duration rules.
Mark
I would greatly appreciate any ideas.
Thanks,
Ravi.
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5:09 p.m.
If you can use Drools 5, then try out event expiration in stream mode using drools
fusion:
https://hudson.jboss.org/hudson/job/drools/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/t...
If you can't do that, you'll need an extra control object that's inserted
periodically. Let's call it Heartbeat: `
rule "Retract expired facts"
dialect"mvel"
// salience -5
when
h : Heartbeat();
e1 : Event (code == "LOGON", status == "ACTIVE")
eval ((h.getLongTimeStamp() - e1.getLongTimeStamp()) > 100)
then
System.out.println( "Retracting expired event with Timestamp: " +
e1.longTimeStamp );
retract (e1);
end
And you'll require an extra rule to cleanup the Heartbeat. It should be lower
priority than all other retract rules:
rule "Retract heartbeat"
salience -1000
when
h : Heartbeat();
then
retract(h);
end
Finally, you'll have to set up a java.util.Timer or a
java.util.concurrent.ScheduledExecutorService to periodically insert a new Heartbeat into
working memory.
Again, Drools 5 fusion handles all of this. All you do is declare an object as an event,
then define it's expiration time.
--- On Thu, 4/30/09, rsundaar(a)aretus.biz <rsundaar(a)aretus.biz> wrote:
From: rsundaar(a)aretus.biz <rsundaar(a)aretus.biz>
Subject: [rules-users] Retraction of facts based on time - any ideas please?
To: "Rules Users List" <rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org>
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009, 5:38 AM
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<div>I have a need to "expire" some facts
based on time. In other words, if an event occurs some time
and if sufficient time has gone by, the fact should become
inonsequential and be retracted. Here is my simple rule to
do this:</div>
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facts"</div>
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size="2">eval</b></font></font><font
size="2"> ((getCurrentTimeStamp ()-
e1.getLongTimeStamp()) > </font><font
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<div align="left">System.out.println(
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size="2">"Retracting expired event with
Timestamp: "</font></font><font
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<div><strong>end</strong></div>
<div> </div>
<div><font color="#000000">This does
not seem to work because the "eval" method does
not evaluate the rule every cycle. And, there is no other
change to the fact (event) to force the rule to re-evaluate
the fact. Is there a way to make "eval" in the LHS
evaluate every cycle? Is there any other
method?</font></div>
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<div><font color="#000000">I would
greatly appreciate any ideas.</font></div>
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<div><font
color="#000000">Thanks,</font></div>
<p><font
color="#000000">Ravi.</font></font></font><font
size="2"></div></font></font></span></html>
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New subject: Retraction of facts based on time - any ideas please?
Create a single fact, say Clock, with a field time. Assuming that this value
is updated once in a while, depending on the precision with which your time
supervision should work, you may then write rules such as
rule extract
when
Clock( $time : time )
e1 : Event (code == "LOGON", status == "ACTIVE",
$ts: longTimeStamp < ($time - 100) )
then
retract( e1 );
end
2009/4/30 <rsundaar(a)aretus.biz>
I have a need to "expire" some facts based on time. In other words, if an
event occurs some time and if sufficient time has gone by, the fact should
become inonsequential and be retracted. Here is my simple rule to do this:
**
*rule*"Retract expired facts"
*dialect*"mvel"
// salience -5
*when*
e1 : Event (code == "LOGON", status == "ACTIVE")
*eval* ((getCurrentTimeStamp ()- e1.getLongTimeStamp()) > 100)
*then*
System.out.println( "Retracting expired event with Timestamp: " +
e1.longTimeStamp );
*retract* (e1);
*end*
This does not seem to work because the "eval" method does not evaluate the
rule every cycle. And, there is no other change to the fact (event) to force
the rule to re-evaluate the fact. Is there a way to make "eval" in the LHS
evaluate every cycle? Is there any other method?
I would greatly appreciate any ideas.
Thanks,
Ravi.
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