Hi everyone,

I have encounter a problem trying to write a rule for accessing a method.
I've made a handler for the Principal object following the documentation.

$p:Principal()

then I've made a check for a seam element

$sr:SeamConversationObject($j: idJudet -> ($j==9))

-- until here everything worked fine --

This rule is triggered by a permission check that also puts the instance of my SeamConversationObject in the WorkingMemory:

perm :PermissionCheck( target == $sr, action == "searchConversationObject")

The problem appears when I try to get my hands on my currentUser object:

$opr:Operator($username: username -> ($user.equalsIgnoreCase($p.getName())))

Operator is my user class and it doesn't seem to be accessible inside the rule, and further more if I print out the $p.getName()it returns the name of the role of the user.

in: System.out.println("################## Id judet Operator: "+ $p.getName());

out: [7/6/10 18:04:14:062 EEST] 0000001e SystemOut     O ################## Principal: ROLE_SOLICITANT_SEARCH

This happens even for the command:

in : System.out.println("################## Id judet Operator: "+ $p);

I'm trying to understand
1. Why the Principal is not set right in this case (even though in other parts of the application it returns correct),

2. Why can't I access my user class from this rule.

Thank you in advance,

S.