Hi,
Mostly, in the docs here as a consequent to a rule, I see console.log and assert() with some occasional other calls.
In a custom application using rules it is necessary to invoke other objects and fire events to allow business logic to react to the rule.
This, to me, would be the whole purpose of a rules engine. To trigger real business logic.
Is this possible? So far, I cannot make calls to in scope objects in a consequent.
Hi, Mostly, in the docs here as a consequent to a rule, I see console.log and assert() with some occasional other calls.
In a custom application using rules it is necessary to invoke other objects and fire events to allow business logic to react to the rule. This, to me, would be the whole purpose of a rules engine. To trigger real business logic.
Is this possible? So far, I cannot make calls to in scope objects in a consequent.
Is this by design? Why is this? thank you