Re: JESS: Rule Maintenance tools - suggestions & guidance?

[Peter Lin]

the solution I've used in the past was to create custom rule editors
for the business users. The custom rule editor then generates the
CLIPS format from the rules. This means have a general purpose rule
object model for storing the business rule. I used RuleML for the rule
object model. To generate the CLIPS format, I used the XSLT for
RuleML.

In some cases I wrote custom rule compilers which took RuleML and
produced optimized rules for JESS.

peter

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Dale Paus <dp...@crisys.com> wrote:
> We're in the early stages of creating an application that will use JESS, and
> are looking for a tool that could be used by non-developer subject-matter
> experts to enter and maintain rules.  Keeping an audit trail of the rules is
> important, as is the ability for those entering the rules to cite references
> and add commentary.  The rules would be reviewed by developers prior to
> being committed tot he application, but allowing the subject-matter experts
> to initially enter them on their own is important.  Ideally, the tool would
> be cross-platform, as we have many experts on Linux systems.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> many thanks in advance,
>
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