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package org.etsi.tfs.policy.model;

public class PolicyRuleState {

    private PolicyRuleStateEnum policyRuleStateEnum;
    private String policyRuleStateMessage;

    public PolicyRuleState(PolicyRuleStateEnum policyRuleStateEnum, String policyRuleStateMessage) {
        this.policyRuleStateEnum = policyRuleStateEnum;
        this.policyRuleStateMessage = policyRuleStateMessage;
    }

    public void setRuleState(PolicyRuleStateEnum policyRuleStateEnum) {
        this.policyRuleStateEnum = policyRuleStateEnum;
    }

    public PolicyRuleStateEnum getRuleState() {
        return policyRuleStateEnum;
    }

    public void setPolicyRuleStateMessage(String policyRuleStateMessage) {
        this.policyRuleStateMessage = policyRuleStateMessage;
    }

    public String getPolicyRuleStateMessage() {
        return this.policyRuleStateMessage;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return String.format(
                "%s:{ruleState:\"%s\"}", getClass().getSimpleName(), policyRuleStateEnum.toString());
    }
}
