Yes, it IS possible to put run an RBS as an EJB. We (myself and two other guys
on the rule team) have done this recently on a project using Tengah, JSP, Java
GUI client and OPSJ from PST. OPSJ is the Java-based rule engine from PST,
although Dr. Forgy still prefers to call it a programming language. Details of
exactly how are shrouded in our non-disclosure agreement so I can't go into that
part. :-(
Suffice it to say, it's doable without too much effort. Just remember, each
rulebase (set of rules and runtime engine) compose a single EJB and you will
need to do the same thing for each one. Also, it did take several days to work
out the idiosynchracies of interfacing all the components, but that's what they
pay us to do, right?
Richard Charette wrote:
> Bonsoir everyone,
>
> Currently working on the re-architecture of a distributed system in order to
> accomodate the use of Sun's Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) specification (and
> related vendors' products), I aksed myself the following question during the
> last 2 months: Would JESS be a good candidate to become EJBs served by an
> EJB server/container like WebLogic (formerly Tengah) or any EJB server for
> that matter? If yes, what would be the effort to "beanitize" JESS?
>
> Anyone interested let me know. The "beanification" of JESS (from an EJB
> standpoint) could surely add some value by bringing it closer to a true
> enterprise component.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> CTO/ETO Systems Group
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