At least it's not another introduction to Rete book. IMHO, Friedman-Hill did
an excellent job of that seven years ago. I'd be more interested in a higher
level book that addressed practical applications of rules engines with some
decomposition and details of unique constraints encountered in each scenario.
So you get more of that, "Oh, I never thought of using it that way! How did
they do it." Sort of the equivalent format of Kimball's The Data Warehouse
Toolkit - Practical Techniques For Building Dimensional Data Warehouses.
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