> Hello, my name is Marc Carrion,
Howdy Marc!
> I'm working in a project that needs some inference engine, by now
> Drools is the framework that fill more of our requests. We would like
> to colaborate with you, if possible, in the developing of Drools.
Absolutely. All are welcome.
Right now, I'm the only one hacking the code, and no one else has
volunteered. Understanding the Rete algorithm (and my Rete-OO adaptation)
seems to be the biggest impediment.
> Our team is composed by twenty people and we can develop our own
> inference engine but we wanted to do something standard most useful than
> only for our project. So we thought in RuleML in order to represent our
> facts and rules.
drools v1.0 had its own java-derived language. v2.x has explicitly
avoided having the engine care at all about the rule specification
language. It should be possible, I think, to create a RuleML driver
to load the rules into the engine.
I really need to do more research on RuleML.
Anyhow, adding things like RuleML to drools would layer nicely
on top of the current logic engine, and wouldn't require any
knowledge of Rete, really. The only interface point you'd
have to worry about is the org.drools.spi.* classes and
interfaces.
-bob
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