5:32 a.m.
Hi,
I want to know, how to write rules in two fact's fields?
I used two facts, it will take AND condition or OR condition in between the
two facts.
Please check my code....
package Project
import com.sample.Person;
import com.sample.Price;
rule "rule_Name"
when
per:*Person*(50 <= age < 100, 10000 <= income < 50000, occupation
== "Business", category == "Military", location ==
"Bangalore", custype ==
"Individual")
pri:*Price*((20 <= price < 30) || price == 1)
then
System.out.println("Success");
end
The both fact values are satisfy means, what is the output?
I got output, even the *Price* fact's value is wrong. (price == 100)
Please slove my problem........!!!!
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6:21 a.m.
In most programming languages the result of (e.g.) an integer comparison
20 <= price
is a value of a different type, i.e., boolean, with values "true" or
"false". (You have heard this at some time, right?) Consequently, the
comparison of a boolean with an integer
true < 30
depends on whether the language tolerates it, and if so,
how that result is defined.
IT IS A BUG THAT DROOLS TOLERATES (BUT DOES NOT DEFINE)
SUCH "MULTIPLE" COMPARISONS BUT DOES NOT FLAG THEM AS AN ERROR
OR IMPLEMENT THEM IN SOME WAY. (Tested with 5.3.0 Final.)
This means that you'll have to rwrite your constraints using && or ||,
as appropriate.
-W
On 05/02/2012, shanmuga <shanmugasundaram.t.v(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I want to know, how to write rules in two fact's fields?
I used two facts, it will take AND condition or OR condition in between the
two facts.
Please check my code....
package Project
import com.sample.Person;
import com.sample.Price;
rule "rule_Name"
when
per:*Person*(50 <= age < 100, 10000 <= income < 50000, occupation
== "Business", category == "Military", location ==
"Bangalore", custype ==
"Individual")
pri:*Price*((20 <= price < 30) || price == 1)
then
System.out.println("Success");
end
The both fact values are satisfy means, what is the output?
I got output, even the *Price* fact's value is wrong. (price == 100)
Please slove my problem........!!!!
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4:24 a.m.
I'd assume the intention was to use the support mvel provides for abbreviating
expressions - so it is intended to be interpreted as shorthand for 20 <= price
&& price < 30. I'm not 100% sure scanning through the docs whether this
form is correct or not.
Thomas
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bounces(a)lists.jboss.org] On Behalf Of Wolfgang Laun
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Subject: Re: [rules-users] How to write rules in two fact's fields?
In most programming languages the result of (e.g.) an integer comparison
20 <= price
is a value of a different type, i.e., boolean, with values "true" or
"false". (You
have heard this at some time, right?) Consequently, the comparison of a
boolean with an integer
true < 30
depends on whether the language tolerates it, and if so, how that result is
defined.
IT IS A BUG THAT DROOLS TOLERATES (BUT DOES NOT DEFINE) SUCH
"MULTIPLE" COMPARISONS BUT DOES NOT FLAG THEM AS AN ERROR OR
IMPLEMENT THEM IN SOME WAY. (Tested with 5.3.0 Final.)
This means that you'll have to rwrite your constraints using && or ||, as
appropriate.
-W
On 05/02/2012, shanmuga <shanmugasundaram.t.v(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to know, how to write rules in two fact's fields?
>
> I used two facts, it will take AND condition or OR condition in
> between the two facts.
>
> Please check my code....
>
> package Project
> import com.sample.Person;
> import com.sample.Price;
>
> rule "rule_Name"
> when
> per:*Person*(50 <= age < 100, 10000 <= income < 50000,
> occupation == "Business", category == "Military", location ==
> "Bangalore", custype ==
> "Individual")
> pri:*Price*((20 <= price < 30) || price == 1)
> then
> System.out.println("Success");
> end
>
>
> The both fact values are satisfy means, what is the output?
>
> I got output, even the *Price* fact's value is wrong. (price == 100)
>
> Please slove my problem........!!!!
>
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> View this message in context:
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5:18 p.m.
The Drools documentation states that the left side of any binding pattern of any
conditional element must be a read-only property of the element (or nested property). As
such you must rewrite your rule.
Try this:
rule "rule_Name"
when
per: Person(age >= 50 && < 100, income >= 10000 && <
50000, occupation == "Business", category == "Military", location ==
"Bangalore", custype == "Individual")
pri: Price((price >= 20 && < 30) || price == 1)
then
System.out.println("Success");
end
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Subject: [rules-users] How to write rules in two fact's fields?
Hi,
I want to know, how to write rules in two fact's fields?
I used two facts, it will take AND condition or OR condition in between the
two facts.
Please check my code....
package Project
import com.sample.Person;
import com.sample.Price;
rule "rule_Name"
when
per:*Person*(50 <= age < 100, 10000 <= income < 50000, occupation
== "Business", category == "Military", location ==
"Bangalore", custype ==
"Individual")
pri:*Price*((20 <= price < 30) || price == 1)
then
System.out.println("Success");
end
The both fact values are satisfy means, what is the output?
I got output, even the *Price* fact's value is wrong. (price == 100)
Please slove my problem........!!!!
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