Package org.drools

Examples of org.drools.WorkingMemory.assertObject()

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            {
               for (Object value : (Collection) arg[i])
               {
                  if ( securityContext.getFactHandle(value) == null )
                  {
                     handles.add( securityContext.assertObject(value) );
                  }
               }              
            }
            else
            {
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                  }
               }              
            }
            else
            {
               handles.add( securityContext.assertObject(arg[i]) );
            }
         }
  
         securityContext.fireAllRules();
  
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        objectName = (String) iter.next();
          object = ci.getVariable(objectName);
         
        System.out.println("object name is: " + objectName);
    // assert the object into the rules engine
        workingMemory.assertObject( object );
      }

      // assert the assignable so that it may be used to set results
      System.out.println("assignable is: " + assignable);
     
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      }

      // assert the assignable so that it may be used to set results
      System.out.println("assignable is: " + assignable);
     
      workingMemory.assertObject(assignable);
      System.out.println("fire all rules: " );
      workingMemory.fireAllRules(); 
   }

 
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      objectName = (String) iter.next();

      // assume the objects are stored as process variables
      //workingMemory.assertObject(ci.getVariable(objectName));
      Object object = ci.getVariable(objectName);
      workingMemory.assertObject(object);

      // alternately the objects could be returned with a query
      // to Hibernate or an EJB3 entity manager

    }
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