[rules-users] Seting up test scenarios for Excel Decision Table with a map of data coming in

[Wolfgang Laun]

If you can insert data for the declared incomingData and make a rule
fire for each fact, the consequence could create the map from the
fields of the incomingData fact and insert it. This might be easier
than inserting a map in the first place.
-W

On 06/02/2014, mvanders <mark.vandersteen at servicestream.com.au> wrote:
> Thank abhinay for your reply.
>
> I know a can create Test Scenarios in Guvnor and thats what I'm attempting
> to do we want to avoid coding the tests in JUnit, of which we already have
> a
> few tests to test the functionality of the underlying system (fuse esb).
> My problem is with what I've attempted so far I'm unable to get these rules
> to fire. I put it down to not being able to pass the data through to the
> test correctly, when setting it up in Test Scenario set up area.
>
> What im unsure of is how to present the data within the test scenario so
> it's passed through as a Map and not just a delcarative  Model as per the
> following :-
>
> declare incomingData
>     workType: String
>     status: String
> end
>
> I know i can setup the map in a declared model like so
>
> declare incomingData
>     incomingData: java.util.Map
> end
>
> What i don't get is how to set the values within the map inside the test
> scenario.
>
> If anyone can point me to an example or explain it i'll be very grateful.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
>
>
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