Hi,
The architecture and requirement is as follows
1>. The application has an extensive domain model and significant amount of
business logic
2>. At runtime, the user populates data in the domain model.
3>. "The rules engine" evaluates the data and takes various actions
including
a>. Change subsequent data entry forms and data entry process
flows
b>. Pops up ui errors.
Since, I don't want to undergo the cost of server roundtrip for each
evaluation, I am looking for a good architecture or pre-built client side
rules engine.
In the threads, I came across
1>. Jess
2>. MVEL
3>. Tohu
4>. Metawidget
A brief browse, and I have a feeling that MVEL would be the way to go. Tohu
is kind of ruled out for the same reason that I steered clear of
Drools/jBPM.
Any expert ideas? Anybody else has attempted anything similar - would love
to get their view.
Regards
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