Examples of org.drools.WorkingMemory.addEventListener()

org.drools.WorkingMemory.addEventListener()
Add an event listener. @param listener The listener to add.

            public void objectUpdated(ObjectUpdatedEvent event) {
                events.add( event );
            }
        };


        workingMemory.addEventListener( listener );


        final Person bigCheese = new Person( "big cheese" );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           15 );
        bigCheese.setCheese( cheddar );

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            public void beforeActivationFired(BeforeActivationFiredEvent event,
                                              WorkingMemory workingMemory) {
                agendaList.add( event );
            }
        };
        wm.addEventListener( agendaEventListener );


        // assert the cheese fact
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           15 );
        FactHandle cheddarHandle = wm.insert( cheddar );

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                wmList.add( event );
            }


        };


        wm.addEventListener( workingMemoryListener );


        final Cheese stilton = new Cheese( "stilton",
                                           15 );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           17 );

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                wmList.add( event );
            }


        };


        wm.addEventListener( workingMemoryListener );


        final Cheese stilton = new Cheese( "stilton",
                                           15 );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           17 );

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            public void objectUpdated( ObjectUpdatedEvent event ) {
                events.add( event );
            }
        };


        workingMemory.addEventListener( listener );


        final Person bigCheese = new Person( "big cheese" );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           15 );
        bigCheese.setCheese( cheddar );

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                wmList.add( event );
            }


        };


        wm.addEventListener( workingMemoryListener );


        final Cheese stilton = new Cheese( "stilton",
                                           15 );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           17 );

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            public void objectUpdated( ObjectUpdatedEvent event ) {
                events.add( event );
            }
        };


        workingMemory.addEventListener( listener );


        final Person bigCheese = new Person( "big cheese" );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           15 );
        bigCheese.setCheese( cheddar );

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                wmList.add( event );
            }


        };


        wm.addEventListener( workingMemoryListener );


        final Cheese stilton = new Cheese( "stilton",
                                           15 );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           17 );

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            public void objectUpdated(ObjectUpdatedEvent event) {
                events.add( event );
            }
        };


        workingMemory.addEventListener( listener );


        final Person bigCheese = new Person( "big cheese" );
        final Cheese cheddar = new Cheese( "cheddar",
                                           15 );
        bigCheese.setCheese( cheddar );

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        //Clear any state from previous runs of the business engine 
        WorkingMemory workingMemory = businessRules.newWorkingMemory( );
        
        //This is a small ruleset , so we can add a debug listener to see what is going on
        workingMemory.addEventListener(
            new DebugWorkingMemoryEventListener( ) );
        
        //Let the rule engine know about the facts
        workingMemory.assertObject(stockToBuy);

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