As I told you before, we are thinking about to use drools. Sorry for my
silence last week, but this week we must show a prototype so we are working
really hard in other areas. Next week I guess I will be able to work again
with the rule engine.
We are developing a insurance system and we wanted to use a rule engine
to validate the operations that the operator performs.
We wanted that the user will be able to define his owns rules, the facts
will be represented in rdf (this will be our model, but is easy to
transform to ruleml). Our main problem is the velocity, we need a very fast
rule engine, so we will try with different engines, maybe we will develop
our own engine, we still don't know it.
This part of the project is not currently being developed, so I don't
know when we will be able to test it with drools or other engines. I will
tell you how things are going here.
Regards,
Marc
bob mcwhirter writes:
>
> The bsf integration is going pretty smoothly.
>
> We now have a BeanShellAction that runs your script (a String) through
> BeanShell, letting actions be a run-time thing.
>
> Looking like I can dedicate most of this week to drools, so hopefully
> we'll have something stable and useful by week's end.
>
> I'm still hunting for a project to actually use drools. Any more
> suggestions?
>
> -bob
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