[rules-users] "from" keyword in Excel tables

[Bernd Rücker]

Sometimes you don’t see the obvious. I should stop working on Sunday ;-)



Yeah, that helps. Thanks!!



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Gesendet: Montag, 18. Januar 2010 15:30
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Betreff: Re: [rules-users] "from" keyword in Excel tables



Just include it in your pattern in the CONDITION column. This example may
help:




RuleTable Decide Employee Salary



CONDITION

CONDITION

CONDITION

ACTION


company : Company



Name == "$param"

section : Section(type == "$param") from company.sectionList “

employee : Employee(grade == $param) from section.employeeList

$employee.setSalary($param)


Company Name

Type

Grade

Salary Amount


Decide Salary

myCompany

factory

1

250




Bernd Rücker wrote:

Hey guys.

I currently set up an excel table to capture some rules. I face one
problem and I am not sure if and how that is possible.

I want to include this in the rule:
  $o : Order (...)
  Customer (status=”x”) from customerService.getCustomer(
$o.getCustomerId() )

The status=”x” shall be filled by a column in the table. But how can I
include the “from” stuff in excel (best without using the pattern stuff,
since it is marked experimental)? Any idea?

Thanks a lot and cheers
Bernd

P.S: IS there a collection of different problem patterns and their
translation to decision tables available somewhere? That would be really
helpful :-)

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