This wizard defines a new scenario in Rule Scenario Manager.
To open the New Scenario Wizard, in the File menu select New > Other, open ILOG Rule Studio, open the Rule Scenario Manager category, and click Scenario.
Select Project Page
The Project page is where you select the Java project in which to create the new files. Select a project from the list.
New Scenario File Page
The Scenario File page is where you specify the definition for the scenario to add to a project.
Table 44 New Scenario File Page
Section |
Purpose |
Name |
Enter a name for the scenario. |
Description |
Enter a short description for the scenario. |
Input Data File |
Specify the file containing the input data for the scenario. |
Baseline Report |
Specify a baseline report whose values can be used in the scenario's tests. |
Report Name |
Enter a name for the scenario report file. |
Canonical Ruleset Path |
Click this option on to report the absolute path (including RuleApp/ruleset version numbers) to the ruleset. |
Specify Trace Filters Page
The Trace Filters page is where you specify the information that should be returned in the execution trace by the SSP after the ruleset's execution. Excluding unnecessary data can improve system performance.
Table 45 Execution Trace Filters Page
Section |
Purpose |
Use default filters |
Use the system default filter set. With this setting, all data is included in the execution trace except for the working memory and the objects bound by the rules fired at the time of their execution. |
Redefine filter values |
Click this option on to activate the individual filters. Select data to include as required. |
Specify Configuration File Page
The Configuration File page is where you specify the configuration for a scenario. You can use the system default, choose an existing configuration or create a new one.
Table 46 Configuration File Page
Section |
Purpose |
Use the default configuration |
Select this option to use the system default configuration. |
Choose an existing configuration |
Select this option to use an existing configuration file. |
Create a new configuration |
Select this option to create a new configuration. After you click Next, the wizard will continue with three pages in which you define a new configuration. |
Define New Configuration Pages
If you specified to create a new configuration page above, the Configuration File pages follow, where you define the new configuration. The definition is completed in three pages:
Table 47 New Configuration Page 1
Section |
Purpose |
Name |
Enter a name for the configuration. |
Description |
Enter a short description for the configuration. |
Precision |
Specify the precision of data in a scenario's tests: -
Numbers sets the accuracy of double integer comparisons.
-
Strings are case sensitive sets the case sensitivity used in string comparisons.
|
Executor |
Specify an executor class and URL. |
Click Next to open the second page defining a new configuration.
Table 48 New Configuration Page 2
Section |
Purpose |
Input Parameters |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating the input parameters. |
Subcomponents |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating subcomponents (the constituent scenario suites of a simulation and the constituent scenarios of a scenario suite). |
Baseline Reports |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating baseline reports. |
Click Next to open the third and last page defining a new configuration.
Table 49 New Configuration Page 3
Section |
Purpose |
Working Memory |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating the working memory. |
Output Parameters |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating the output parameters. |
Reports |
Specify a databinding class and its URL for translating scenario, scenario suite and simulation reports. |
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