@Peter: I werent interested to plug into Rete at first place, neither
had should I use RETE or how does RETE perform in mind. Rather, I was
trying to find a solution for my problem at hand, and the more and more i
developed my own solution, i found it to be more and more similar to the
Rete. So I
I've looked at OpenRuleBench in the past and I just looked at it again
real quick.
The way the test was done is the wrong way to use a production rule
engine. That's my bias opinion. I understand the intent was to measure
the performance with the same data, and similar rules. The point I'm
trying
Yeah, I just had a look too, and I think the report on their site says
it all. Jess and Drools are at the bottom of their performance results
for a reason -- because they're being misapplied. If your problem
looks like the kinds of problems they're benchmarking, then by all
means use one
