List of assertObject() Examples

Examples of assertObject()

com.dotcms.repackage.org.drools.WorkingMemory.assertObject()
org.drools.WorkingMemory.assertObject()
Assert a fact. @param object The fact object. @return The new fact-handle associated with the object. @throws FactException If an error occurs.
org.drools.core.reteoo.JoinNode.assertObject()
org.drools.core.reteoo.ObjectTypeNode.assertObject()
Propagate the FactHandleimpl through the Rete network. All FactHandleImpl should be remembered in the node memory, so that later runtime rule attachmnents can have the matched facts propagated to them. @param factHandle The fact handle. @param context The propagation context. @param workingMemory The working memory session.
org.drools.core.reteoo.ReteooRuleBase.assertObject()
Assert a fact object. @param handle The handle. @param object The fact. @param workingMemory The working-memory. @throws org.drools.core.FactException If an error occurs while performing the assertion.

Examples of org.drools.WorkingMemory.assertObject()

                WorkingMemory workingMemory = tuple.getWorkingMemory( );


                Fibonacci f = (Fibonacci) tuple.get( fDeclarationRecurse );
                try
                {
                    workingMemory.assertObject( new Fibonacci( f.getSequence( ) - 1 ) );
                }
                catch ( FactException e )
                {
                    throw new ConsequenceException( e );
                }

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Examples of org.drools.WorkingMemory.assertObject()

        workingMemory.setApplicationData( "fibtotal",
                                          new FibTotal( ) );


        // Assert the facts, and fire the rules.
        Fibonacci fibonacci = new Fibonacci( 50 );
        workingMemory.assertObject( fibonacci );


        // test serialization
        workingMemory = serializeWorkingMemory( workingMemory );
        workingMemory = serializeWorkingMemory( workingMemory );

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Examples of org.drools.core.reteoo.JoinNode.assertObject()


        final String string1 = "string1";
        final DefaultFactHandle string1Handle = new DefaultFactHandle( 1,
                                                                       string1 );


        joinNode.assertObject( string1Handle,
                               this.context,
                               workingMemory );


        assertLength( 1,
                      sink1.getAsserted() );

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Examples of org.drools.core.reteoo.ObjectTypeNode.assertObject()

        final Object string1 = "cheese";


        final InternalFactHandle handle1 = (InternalFactHandle) workingMemory.insert(string1);


        // should assert as ObjectType matches
        objectTypeNode.assertObject(handle1,
                                    context,
                                    workingMemory);


        // make sure just string1 was asserted 
        final List asserted = sink.getAsserted();

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Examples of org.drools.core.reteoo.ReteooRuleBase.assertObject()

            PropagationContextFactory pctxFactory = ((InternalRuleBase) workingMemory.getRuleBase()).getConfiguration().getComponentFactory().getPropagationContextFactory();


            final PropagationContext context = pctxFactory.createPropagationContext(workingMemory.getNextPropagationIdCounter(), PropagationContext.INSERTION,
                                                                                    this.ruleOrigin, this.leftTuple, this.factHandle);
            ReteooRuleBase ruleBase = (ReteooRuleBase) workingMemory.getRuleBase();
            ruleBase.assertObject( this.factHandle,
                                   this.factHandle.getObject(),
                                   context,
                                   workingMemory );
            context.evaluateActionQueue( workingMemory );
        }

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