[rules-dev] Predict rule firing watching partial matches

[Mark Proctor]

no, you would have to use a AOP technology to try and add this type of 
functionality.

Alfonso González wrote:
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> Hello
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> We have developed a behaviour's data driven application: when rules 
> change data model, behaviour changes. Model is some kind of network. 
> Each time system know a new case, we copy some piece of the model in 
> order to rules modifies the copy, but not the model (model is 
> protected from rules). But not all cases will fire rules, so is not 
> efficient to build all the copy each time, when maybe there wont be 
> rules going to fire. So the more efficient way to build the copy is: 
> step to step exploring diferent paths, and being able to predict not 
> succesfull paths and then cancel this not succesfull path in advance. 
> Supposed a rule will fire 4 steps next, so step 1, 2 and 3 partial 
> macthes must be happen. So, for each new path, after every step, I 
> could wacth if new partial matches has happen, and if not, we can 
> cancel this path a go in depth with other path. So the question is: is 
> ther any way to listen partial matches being happens, and can I know 
> number of partial matches from each rule or from a group of rules?
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> Thank you in advance
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> Alfonso González
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