Access to MVEL interpreter

[Jesús Gabriel y Galán]

Hi,

I am adding some mvel conditions to my transitions, and to simplify
the definition of the conditions I would like to inject some static
methods to the mvel compiler.

Is there a way to get access to the compiler used in the
MvelConditionImpl from the outside?

In fact, I think that would not be enough, I would need to be able to
either pass a ParserContext, or to handle the call to compile myself.
Maybe too much hassle for what it is.

Thoughts?

Thanks,

Jesus.

[He Henry]

Hi,

You can register your own MvelCondition implementation class instead of default one(MvelConditionImpl), e.g. SquirrelProvider.getInstance().register(MvelConditionImpl.class, MyMvelConditionImpl.class).

class MyMvelConditionImpl<C> extends Conditon<C> {

...

}

If you want initialize the MyMvelConditionImpl after it created, you can also register a post processor for your MyMvelConditionImpl, e.g. SquirrelPostProcessorProvider.getInstance().register(MvelConditionImpl.class, MyMvelConditionImplPostProcessor.class)

class MyMvelConditionImplPostProcessor implement SquirrelPostProcessor<MyMvelConditionImpl> {

    void postProcess(MyMvelConditionImpl c) {

          c.setYouResource(...);

    }

}

I hope this can solve your problem.

Thanks,

Henry

在 2015年4月7日星期二 UTC+8下午6:41:08，Jesús Gabriel y Galán写道：