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Using the rules for one entity, is it possible in drools to invoke the methods related to a second entity?



Using Spring boot, I have the following Task entity.



@Entity
public class Task extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

private String title;
private String description;

@ManyToOne
@JoinColumn(name = "assignee_group_id")
private UserGroup assigneeGroup;

@Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
private TaskType type;

//getters and setters
}


And the UserGroup entity



@Entity
public class UserGroup extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

private String name;

@OneToMany(targetEntity = Task.class, mappedBy = "assigneeGroup", fetch = FetchType.LAZY, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
private Set<Task> tasks;

//getters and setters
}


The TaskType enum is defined as



public enum TaskType {

STORE("Store"), ACCOUNTS("Accounts");

private String formattedName;

TaskType(String formattedName) {
this.formattedName = formattedName;
}

public String getFormattedName() {
return formattedName;
}


}



I also have two UserGroups Store and Accounts in the database. Now what I want to do is when a user creates a Task of type Accounts, I would like to set the assignee group as the Accounts group, and similarly for the Task of type Store.



I have defined the rules as



rule "Task for Store"
when
taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
then
System.out.println("task for store invoked");
end

rule "Task for Accounts"
when
taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
then
System.out.println("task for accounts invoked");
end


This works perfectly fine. But now, I want to do something like



rule "Task for Store"
when
taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
then
//find user group with name Store
//set this user group as the assignee group
end

rule "Task for Accounts"
when
taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
then
//find user group with name Accounts
//set this user group as the assignee group
end


So far I've only found examples that either print out message in drools rule file like I've done above or invoke setters for fields of primitive data type. How can I (or is it even possible) to invoke setters for fields referring to a different entity? Please let me know if this is not even considered as best practice. I am just starting on drools so I don't have much idea here.










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    Using the rules for one entity, is it possible in drools to invoke the methods related to a second entity?



    Using Spring boot, I have the following Task entity.



    @Entity
    public class Task extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

    private String title;
    private String description;

    @ManyToOne
    @JoinColumn(name = "assignee_group_id")
    private UserGroup assigneeGroup;

    @Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
    private TaskType type;

    //getters and setters
    }


    And the UserGroup entity



    @Entity
    public class UserGroup extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

    private String name;

    @OneToMany(targetEntity = Task.class, mappedBy = "assigneeGroup", fetch = FetchType.LAZY, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
    private Set<Task> tasks;

    //getters and setters
    }


    The TaskType enum is defined as



    public enum TaskType {

    STORE("Store"), ACCOUNTS("Accounts");

    private String formattedName;

    TaskType(String formattedName) {
    this.formattedName = formattedName;
    }

    public String getFormattedName() {
    return formattedName;
    }


    }



    I also have two UserGroups Store and Accounts in the database. Now what I want to do is when a user creates a Task of type Accounts, I would like to set the assignee group as the Accounts group, and similarly for the Task of type Store.



    I have defined the rules as



    rule "Task for Store"
    when
    taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
    then
    System.out.println("task for store invoked");
    end

    rule "Task for Accounts"
    when
    taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
    then
    System.out.println("task for accounts invoked");
    end


    This works perfectly fine. But now, I want to do something like



    rule "Task for Store"
    when
    taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
    then
    //find user group with name Store
    //set this user group as the assignee group
    end

    rule "Task for Accounts"
    when
    taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
    then
    //find user group with name Accounts
    //set this user group as the assignee group
    end


    So far I've only found examples that either print out message in drools rule file like I've done above or invoke setters for fields of primitive data type. How can I (or is it even possible) to invoke setters for fields referring to a different entity? Please let me know if this is not even considered as best practice. I am just starting on drools so I don't have much idea here.










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      Using the rules for one entity, is it possible in drools to invoke the methods related to a second entity?



      Using Spring boot, I have the following Task entity.



      @Entity
      public class Task extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

      private String title;
      private String description;

      @ManyToOne
      @JoinColumn(name = "assignee_group_id")
      private UserGroup assigneeGroup;

      @Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
      private TaskType type;

      //getters and setters
      }


      And the UserGroup entity



      @Entity
      public class UserGroup extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

      private String name;

      @OneToMany(targetEntity = Task.class, mappedBy = "assigneeGroup", fetch = FetchType.LAZY, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
      private Set<Task> tasks;

      //getters and setters
      }


      The TaskType enum is defined as



      public enum TaskType {

      STORE("Store"), ACCOUNTS("Accounts");

      private String formattedName;

      TaskType(String formattedName) {
      this.formattedName = formattedName;
      }

      public String getFormattedName() {
      return formattedName;
      }


      }



      I also have two UserGroups Store and Accounts in the database. Now what I want to do is when a user creates a Task of type Accounts, I would like to set the assignee group as the Accounts group, and similarly for the Task of type Store.



      I have defined the rules as



      rule "Task for Store"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
      then
      System.out.println("task for store invoked");
      end

      rule "Task for Accounts"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
      then
      System.out.println("task for accounts invoked");
      end


      This works perfectly fine. But now, I want to do something like



      rule "Task for Store"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
      then
      //find user group with name Store
      //set this user group as the assignee group
      end

      rule "Task for Accounts"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
      then
      //find user group with name Accounts
      //set this user group as the assignee group
      end


      So far I've only found examples that either print out message in drools rule file like I've done above or invoke setters for fields of primitive data type. How can I (or is it even possible) to invoke setters for fields referring to a different entity? Please let me know if this is not even considered as best practice. I am just starting on drools so I don't have much idea here.










      share|improve this question













      Using the rules for one entity, is it possible in drools to invoke the methods related to a second entity?



      Using Spring boot, I have the following Task entity.



      @Entity
      public class Task extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

      private String title;
      private String description;

      @ManyToOne
      @JoinColumn(name = "assignee_group_id")
      private UserGroup assigneeGroup;

      @Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)
      private TaskType type;

      //getters and setters
      }


      And the UserGroup entity



      @Entity
      public class UserGroup extends AbstractPersistable<Long> {

      private String name;

      @OneToMany(targetEntity = Task.class, mappedBy = "assigneeGroup", fetch = FetchType.LAZY, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
      private Set<Task> tasks;

      //getters and setters
      }


      The TaskType enum is defined as



      public enum TaskType {

      STORE("Store"), ACCOUNTS("Accounts");

      private String formattedName;

      TaskType(String formattedName) {
      this.formattedName = formattedName;
      }

      public String getFormattedName() {
      return formattedName;
      }


      }



      I also have two UserGroups Store and Accounts in the database. Now what I want to do is when a user creates a Task of type Accounts, I would like to set the assignee group as the Accounts group, and similarly for the Task of type Store.



      I have defined the rules as



      rule "Task for Store"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
      then
      System.out.println("task for store invoked");
      end

      rule "Task for Accounts"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
      then
      System.out.println("task for accounts invoked");
      end


      This works perfectly fine. But now, I want to do something like



      rule "Task for Store"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store")
      then
      //find user group with name Store
      //set this user group as the assignee group
      end

      rule "Task for Accounts"
      when
      taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts")
      then
      //find user group with name Accounts
      //set this user group as the assignee group
      end


      So far I've only found examples that either print out message in drools rule file like I've done above or invoke setters for fields of primitive data type. How can I (or is it even possible) to invoke setters for fields referring to a different entity? Please let me know if this is not even considered as best practice. I am just starting on drools so I don't have much idea here.







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          I've solved the problem after some research. This post was really helpful. I defined a findByNameOrCreate method in UserGroupService that accepts the userGroup name and returns a userGroup instance. Then where I defined the kieSession, I set a global to UserGroupService like the following:



          public Task save(Task task) {
          KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");
          KieRuntime kieRuntime = (KieRuntime) kieSession;
          kieRuntime.setGlobal("userGroupService", userGroupService);
          kieSession.insert(task);
          kieSession.fireAllRules();
          kieSession.dispose();
          return taskRepository.save(task);
          }


          Then I defined the rules as



          package rules

          import com.packagename.domain.Task
          import com.packagename.service.UserGroupService

          global UserGroupService userGroupService;

          rule "Task for Store"
          when
          taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store");
          then
          taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Store"));
          end

          rule "Task for Accounts"
          when
          taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts");
          then
          taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Accounts"));
          end


          Now whenever the save method is invoked, using the name, the task is assigned to the correct userGroup.






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            I've solved the problem after some research. This post was really helpful. I defined a findByNameOrCreate method in UserGroupService that accepts the userGroup name and returns a userGroup instance. Then where I defined the kieSession, I set a global to UserGroupService like the following:



            public Task save(Task task) {
            KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");
            KieRuntime kieRuntime = (KieRuntime) kieSession;
            kieRuntime.setGlobal("userGroupService", userGroupService);
            kieSession.insert(task);
            kieSession.fireAllRules();
            kieSession.dispose();
            return taskRepository.save(task);
            }


            Then I defined the rules as



            package rules

            import com.packagename.domain.Task
            import com.packagename.service.UserGroupService

            global UserGroupService userGroupService;

            rule "Task for Store"
            when
            taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store");
            then
            taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Store"));
            end

            rule "Task for Accounts"
            when
            taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts");
            then
            taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Accounts"));
            end


            Now whenever the save method is invoked, using the name, the task is assigned to the correct userGroup.






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              I've solved the problem after some research. This post was really helpful. I defined a findByNameOrCreate method in UserGroupService that accepts the userGroup name and returns a userGroup instance. Then where I defined the kieSession, I set a global to UserGroupService like the following:



              public Task save(Task task) {
              KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");
              KieRuntime kieRuntime = (KieRuntime) kieSession;
              kieRuntime.setGlobal("userGroupService", userGroupService);
              kieSession.insert(task);
              kieSession.fireAllRules();
              kieSession.dispose();
              return taskRepository.save(task);
              }


              Then I defined the rules as



              package rules

              import com.packagename.domain.Task
              import com.packagename.service.UserGroupService

              global UserGroupService userGroupService;

              rule "Task for Store"
              when
              taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store");
              then
              taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Store"));
              end

              rule "Task for Accounts"
              when
              taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts");
              then
              taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Accounts"));
              end


              Now whenever the save method is invoked, using the name, the task is assigned to the correct userGroup.






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                I've solved the problem after some research. This post was really helpful. I defined a findByNameOrCreate method in UserGroupService that accepts the userGroup name and returns a userGroup instance. Then where I defined the kieSession, I set a global to UserGroupService like the following:



                public Task save(Task task) {
                KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");
                KieRuntime kieRuntime = (KieRuntime) kieSession;
                kieRuntime.setGlobal("userGroupService", userGroupService);
                kieSession.insert(task);
                kieSession.fireAllRules();
                kieSession.dispose();
                return taskRepository.save(task);
                }


                Then I defined the rules as



                package rules

                import com.packagename.domain.Task
                import com.packagename.service.UserGroupService

                global UserGroupService userGroupService;

                rule "Task for Store"
                when
                taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store");
                then
                taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Store"));
                end

                rule "Task for Accounts"
                when
                taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts");
                then
                taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Accounts"));
                end


                Now whenever the save method is invoked, using the name, the task is assigned to the correct userGroup.






                share|improve this answer












                I've solved the problem after some research. This post was really helpful. I defined a findByNameOrCreate method in UserGroupService that accepts the userGroup name and returns a userGroup instance. Then where I defined the kieSession, I set a global to UserGroupService like the following:



                public Task save(Task task) {
                KieSession kieSession = kieContainer.newKieSession("rulesSession");
                KieRuntime kieRuntime = (KieRuntime) kieSession;
                kieRuntime.setGlobal("userGroupService", userGroupService);
                kieSession.insert(task);
                kieSession.fireAllRules();
                kieSession.dispose();
                return taskRepository.save(task);
                }


                Then I defined the rules as



                package rules

                import com.packagename.domain.Task
                import com.packagename.service.UserGroupService

                global UserGroupService userGroupService;

                rule "Task for Store"
                when
                taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Store");
                then
                taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Store"));
                end

                rule "Task for Accounts"
                when
                taskObject: Task(type.formattedName=="Accounts");
                then
                taskObject.setAssigneeGroup(userGroupService.findByNameOrCreate("Accounts"));
                end


                Now whenever the save method is invoked, using the name, the task is assigned to the correct userGroup.







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