In the design workspace, double-click tRules to display its Basic
settings view and define the component properties.
In the Property type
list, select Repository if you have
stored the file that holds the business rules in the Metadata > Rules
management node of the Repository tree view. If not, select Built-in and browse to the Drools file.
For more information on how to create and store business rules, see Talend Studio User Guide.
In the Outputs table, click the plus
button to add two rows that represent two different output flows, each
using one of the two business rules defined in the Drools file.
Click in the first row of the Schema
column to display a [...] button. Click the button to open a dialog
box and set a name for the output schema.
Enter the exact name of the first rule as it is written in the Drools
file, RuleAGE in this example, and then click
OK.
Define your output schema in the dialog box that opens. In this
example, we want to recuperate the input schema. Click OK to close the dialog box.
Do the same in the second line of the Schema column.
Enter the exact name of the second rule as it is written in the Drools file
RuleREGION to have it as the name of the second
output schema, and then recuperate the input schema in the open dialog
box.
You will have an error message when trying to execute the Job if the name of
the output schemas in your Job do not match the exact names of the rules in
the Drools file.
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