Re: Array of objects definition

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Jun 28, 2012, 4:46:51 PM6/28/12
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Tom,

Yes, you may use Range[] inside Datatype, but to initiate an array you cannot use a Data table but rather should use a Method. For example, in the standard sample project DataArrays we specified an array of customers:

We may add more tables for policies that use an array of customers:

Here we set customers for each policy inside the method "setPolicy". Of course you may use different arrays of customers for different policies.

If now from a Java you call

    engine.run("setPolicies");

it will produce:

Policy(id=0) {

  id=One

  customers={

    [0]=Name=Robinson Age=24 Gender=Female Marital Status=Married

    [1]=Name=Smith Age=19 Gender=Male Marital Status=Single

    }

  total=1000

}

Policy(id=0) {

  id=Two

  customers={

    [0]=Name=Robinson Age=24 Gender=Female Marital Status=Married

    [1]=Name=Smith Age=19 Gender=Male Marital Status=Single

    }

  total=1500

}

You also may look at sample projects DecisionAutoInsurance in the workspace "openrules.decisions" and "AutoInsurance" in "openrules.rules".

Hope, it helps.

Support 





On Thursday, June 28, 2012 1:39:59 PM UTC-4, tom wrote:
How does one define an array of custom objects right in excel.  Trying to set mghpvthostnetworkthroughput as Range[] array.  

Datatype ProviderProfile
String id
String providername
String servicetype
Range[] host_networkthroughput
String wan_networkthroughput

Datatype Range
String id
double min
double max
double score

Data ProviderProfile providerProfiles
id ID mghpvt
providername Provider Name MGH
servicetype Service Type Private
host_networkthroughput HOST: Network Throughput mghpvthostnetworkthroughput
wan_networkthroughput WAN: Network Throughput  WAN: Network Throughput 

Data Range mghpvthostnetworkthroughput
id min max score
ID Min Max Score
Low 1 2 5
Med 3 4 7
High 5 6 10

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