Mehdi wrote:

> If you do that, you're going to loop (the rule "rule 1" is

mehdi, the rules engine has to know that your fact changed, you can use PropertyChangeSupport take a look at the documentation 2.5.4.4. Update 2.5.4.7. Property Change Listener 6.5.3. The Right Hand Side (then) regards ekke Mehdi-6 wrote: > hi, > > I have a class Customer.java with class variable "allTradeAmounts" and > > I have two rules as follows: > > rule "rule 1" > when > $c : Customer(); > then > > $c.setAllTradeAmounts($c.getAllTradeAmounts().add(1000)); > System.out.println("after modify: "+$c.getAllTradeAmounts()); > end > > rule "rule 2" > when > $c : Customer(allTradeAmounts < 200 ); > then > System.out.println("AllTradeAmounts < 200 "); > > end > > The rule 1 works fine and changes the value of this variable. > My question is, although the rule 1 has changed the class variable and I > can see the result of changed variable EACH TIME, when i insert a Customer > object, why is the second rule TRUE? I have changed the value of > AllTradeAmounts and I can print it in RHS and it is more than 200, but in > LHS if I check with "allTradeAmounts < 200 " ,it is true. > It must be FALSE and does not fire the rule. > can someone help me? what do I do wrong in LHS. > In the same rule (rule 2) if I print the allTradeAmounts it is more than > 200. > sorry it is a simple question, but I m new to drools. > Thanks and regards > > --------------------------------- > Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try > it now. > _______________________________________________ > rules-users mailing list > rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org > https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/rules-users > > >