Hi folks
As an alternative, I worked briefly on a native PHP Petri-net workflow
engine with a guy called Tony Marston before we parted ways. He has
written it up here:
http://www.tonymarston.net/php-mysql/workflow.html
I wrote to Tony a couple of months ago and he said that his
Geoff - Creative Living wrote:
Hi
Does anyone know of an open source or commercial php library for parsing
decision tables? Or failing that, a more general business rules parser?
I can't find anything on the usual php script sites.
Unless I'm missing something, this seems to be a gap - in the
Hi Mike
I'm not aware of any. I am kind of developing my own for my current
Materials System.
Sounds as though, like me, you might just get away with a decision table
parser rather than a fully-fledged corporate rules engine. though your
application is a bit more complex than ours.
It's
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It's surprising to me that we are faced with rolling our own or working
with Java - suggests that PHP still has a bit to go as a platform for
serious business systems.
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The lack of a decision table/business rule parser does not suggest that PHP
has a way to go as a platform for
Geoff - Creative Living wrote:
Hi Mike
I'm not aware of any. I am kind of developing my own for my current
Materials System.
Sounds as though, like me, you might just get away with a decision table
parser rather than a fully-fledged corporate rules engine. though your
application is a bit
On Tue, Nov 22, 2005 at 02:49:41PM +0100, Jochem Maas wrote:
Geoff - Creative Living wrote:
Hi Mike
As an alternative, I worked briefly on a native PHP Petri-net workflow
engine with a guy called Tony Marston before we parted ways. He has
written it up here:
Hi
Does anyone know of an open source or commercial php library for parsing
decision tables? Or failing that, a more general business rules parser?
I can't find anything on the usual php script sites.
Unless I'm missing something, this seems to be a gap - in the Java world
there is a wide choice
Mike
How about jBPM (http://www.jboss.org/products/jbpm)? I looked at it,
briefly, awhile back. May implement it in the next release of my
company software. Anyone have any experience with it?
There's a wide range of Java solutions:
http://www.manageability.org/blog/stuff/rule_engines/view
I'm not aware of any. I am kind of developing my own for my current
Materials System. We purchase aluminum and glass from multiple
suppliers. The costing of those materials can vary supplier to
supplier. I'm working on an interface that will basically let the
Material dept work with a Part Profile
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