10:44 p.m.
I am trying to use data enumerations and running into a problem. Following
the Vehicle engineType/fuelType data enumeration example in the Guvnor
manual, I created the following enumeration list and it works:
'Vehicle.engineType' : (new test.VehicleHelper()).getEngineTypes()
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
VehicleHelper:
------------
public class VehicleHelper {
public List<String> getEngineTypes(){
List<String> engineTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
engineTypes.add("Petrol");
engineTypes.add("Diesel");
return engineTypes;
}
public List<String> getFuelTypes(String engineType){
List<String> fuelTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
if("Petrol".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("ULP");
fuelTypes.add("PULP");
}
else if("Diesel".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("BIO");
fuelTypes.add("NORMAL");
}
else{
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 1");
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 2");
}
return fuelTypes;
}
}
Above works as expected.
Problem:
I want to only have an enumeration on Vehicle.fuelType that depends on the
value of engineType, without specifying an enumeration on engineType. So,
I took out the first line in my enumeration list so that it is now:
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
But that does not work. When I create a rule, VehicleHelper.getFuelTypes
does not get called and the dropdown for fuelType is not a list.
How do I get this working?
Thanks
G. Patel
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2:04 a.m.
You'll need to raise a JIRA for an enhancement.
Dependent enumerations are currently only designed to operate between
enumerations.
With kind regards,
Mike
2011/10/28 <GPatel(a)tsys.com>
I am trying to use data enumerations and running into a problem.
Following
the Vehicle engineType/fuelType data enumeration example in the Guvnor
manual, I created the following enumeration list and it works:
'Vehicle.engineType' : (new test.VehicleHelper()).getEngineTypes()
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
VehicleHelper:
------------
public class VehicleHelper {
public List<String> getEngineTypes(){
List<String> engineTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
engineTypes.add("Petrol");
engineTypes.add("Diesel");
return engineTypes;
}
public List<String> getFuelTypes(String engineType){
List<String> fuelTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
if("Petrol".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("ULP");
fuelTypes.add("PULP");
}
else if("Diesel".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("BIO");
fuelTypes.add("NORMAL");
}
else{
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 1");
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 2");
}
return fuelTypes;
}
}
Above works as expected.
Problem:
I want to only have an enumeration on Vehicle.fuelType that depends on the
value of engineType, without specifying an enumeration on engineType. So, I
took out the first line in my enumeration list so that it is now:
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
But that does not work. When I create a rule, VehicleHelper.getFuelTypes
does not get called and the dropdown for fuelType is not a list.
How do I get this working?
Thanks
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3:57 p.m.
created jira 3270 for this.
Also created 3271 along the same lines.
From: Michael Anstis <michael.anstis(a)gmail.com>
To: Rules Users List <rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org>
Date: 10/28/2011 12:07 AM
Subject: Re: [rules-users] Guvnor data enumeration issue
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You'll need to raise a JIRA for an enhancement.
Dependent enumerations are currently only designed to operate between
enumerations.
With kind regards,
Mike
2011/10/28 <GPatel(a)tsys.com>
I am trying to use data enumerations and running into a problem. Following
the Vehicle engineType/fuelType data enumeration example in the Guvnor
manual, I created the following enumeration list and it works:
'Vehicle.engineType' : (new test.VehicleHelper()).getEngineTypes()
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
VehicleHelper:
------------
public class VehicleHelper {
public List<String> getEngineTypes(){
List<String> engineTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
engineTypes.add("Petrol");
engineTypes.add("Diesel");
return engineTypes;
}
public List<String> getFuelTypes(String engineType){
List<String> fuelTypes = new ArrayList<String>();
if("Petrol".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("ULP");
fuelTypes.add("PULP");
}
else if("Diesel".equalsIgnoreCase(engineType)){
fuelTypes.add("BIO");
fuelTypes.add("NORMAL");
}
else{
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 1");
fuelTypes.add("Default Fuel 2");
}
return fuelTypes;
}
}
Above works as expected.
Problem:
I want to only have an enumeration on Vehicle.fuelType that depends on the
value of engineType, without specifying an enumeration on engineType. So,
I took out the first line in my enumeration list so that it is now:
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
But that does not work. When I create a rule, VehicleHelper.getFuelTypes
does not get called and the dropdown for fuelType is not a list.
How do I get this working?
Thanks
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3:59 a.m.
Is that issue is solved..Please help me if that bug is solved.
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4:21 a.m.
No they are not fixed yet.
I moved the two items to GUVNOR's JIRA:-
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/GUVNOR-1730
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/GUVNOR-1731
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Is that issue is solved..Please help me if that bug is solved.
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Hi Patel,
I see from your post that the following works for you:
'Vehicle.engineType' : (new test.VehicleHelper()).getEngineTypes()
'Vehicle.fuelType[engineType]' : '(new
test.VehicleHelper()).getFuelTypes("@{engineType}")'
Can you please let me know in which version of Guvnor this works? I tried
both 5.3.0.Final and 5.4.0.CR1 and this did not work (i.e. populating an
enum based on value selected in another enum by making a call to java code)
I tried both Decision Table and Rule Template and did not work with either
of them. So, just wondering if it works with older versions of Guvnor ?
Thanks,
Vamsi
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