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I've thought some about rules, but have no practical experience with
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I wonder if when you have a complicated set of interacting rules
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Thanks for responding.
So if I understand you correctly you are suggesting
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David Jencks wrote:
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I've thought some about rules, but have no practical experience with them.
I wonder if when you have a complicated set of interacting rules you tend
to get unpredictable results?
As I keep saying, more (specific) examples would be great.
I do not know
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Hi!
David Jencks wrote:
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I've thought some about rules, but have no practical experience with them.
I wonder if when you have a complicated set
setup the
rules him self.
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Hiram
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Where would a rule engine fit into JBo
Jason,
take a look at
http://www.haley.com/0004398854012928/ClaimsAdjudicationBusinessRules.html
this is as real as it gets, imagined if you hard coded all these rules in
Java, pain in the booty
Filip
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Hi,
Thanks for your interest.
This sounds interesting. Thousands of rules are way too much for me right
now, maybe about 10, but I'd like to know a bit more about this and think
about it.
Can you figure out how such a system would be used? Is it simply "put in
all the desired options and get
that could have been efficiently generated by a
rule-based system. This is a huge market.
Cheers,
David.
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What is a rule engine used for in real world applications? Could you give
an example (other than "compute factorials and fibonacci numbers")?
--jason
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, David Jencks wrote:
Hi,
I am pleased to announce that I have a working rule engine integration
between JBoss and JEOPS
Hi,
At least one person saw my message.
Thats one of the questions I was asking. A couple of months ago Marc
suggested someone write a rule engine integration for jboss, so I
volunteered. Although there is a java community process group working on
an integration standard, I couldn't find out
Hey,
I saw your message too. However, I am so busy this week that I can not
devote any time to JBoss.
As I understand Rule engines are some sort of interpreter for if-then-else
logic. I assume that they are going to be used mostly in business logic of
your beans. I assume that instead of
www.blazesoft.com is another rules engine.
commercial software use rule engines for a lot of different things.
imagine product promotions, if you bought something for this amount, on this
date and you are of a certain age you will get a different promotion that if
you were of a different age.
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Where would a rule engine fit into JBoss? Would it be for configuration?
I
don't really see what use it is. Why not just use Java conditionals.
I bet I am just missi
Hi,
Even though I implemented it I wondered this too. I can think of several
reasons to use rules rather than hard-coding.
1. The rules change frequently. "this week, anyone buying more than x
widgets of types a, b, and c gets an extra 35% discount". I think things
like this are often
ril 18, 2001 6:13 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-dev] Rule Engine Integration Available
Where would a rule engine fit into JBoss? Would it be for
configuration?
I
don't really see what use it is. Why not just use Java conditionals.
I bet I am just missing something (rather imp
Hi,
Thanks for your interest. You're right about what the rule engine does.
For some reason I can't get to haley right now, I'll check again later. I
haven't been able to find out what jsr 94 is/will be proposing. Does
anyone have any information?
Thanks
David Jencks
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