> Sounds cool. Other nice languages to be able to read for your rule base > could be... > > Java code. > > person.getName().equals( "James" ); > > XPath.. > > //person[name='James'] > > Or another thing to track could be RuleML which seems to be an XML markup > language for specifying rule bases. I haven't looked into it yet though.
Looking like I might actually start with JEOPS (seems to have stalled), and work backwards from there to add some more functionality, including an intepreted Java expression evaluator (instead of static compiled rules), and some other muck. Talking to folks at the Day Job, and I might be getting a time-grant to work on this During The Day. > http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/ruleml/ Doesn't look very compelling, honestly. > It looks like the RuleML folks have joined forces with the JSR 94 (Java Rule > Engine API) > > http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/94.jsp Yah, saw that. > Hey bob, maybe you should get involved? I think I might. ;) -bob _______________________________________________ drools-interest mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/drools-interest
