// Furthermore, we are going to only execute the Decision Tables once.
// You may, however, interact with the state of the Rules Engine, load
// more data, and execute any of the Decision Tables as needed. This
// would allow one or more Rule Sets to manage the behavior of an
// application in an on going mannor.
session.execute(decisionTable);
// Once the Decision Tables have executed, we need to extract the data
// from the Rules engine. We will use a modified version of the
// printReport() method from the SamplesProject2, the Rules Development
// Project for our application.