Okie dokie...
Today, I think I'm going to werk on drools some, particularly
the Java Semantic Module.
An adjunct to that would be a java-centric 'rules file' format.
I'm thinking, though, that the action of a rule still should be
compiled code, at this point. Thus, I'm pondering a format
like this:
<rule name="my rule">
<root-object name="thingy">com.myco.Thingy</root-object>
<root-object name="stuff">com.myco.Stuff</root-object>
<declaration name="localdecl">java.lang.String</declaration>
<condition>
name = thingy.getName()
</condition>
<condition>
name = stuff.getName()
</condition>
<action>com.myco.actions.MyAction</action>
</rule>
That is, using XML (because its cheap'n'easy to parse), you specify your
rule-set and rules, along with the root fact objects, local declarations,
and conditions. The action is merely a reference to a class that
implements org.drools.spi.Action.
Yea? Nay?
-bob
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