On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, bob mcwhirter wrote:
As far as references, there are several commercial vendors,
all of which use rules somewhow:
cysive.com (Their cymbio platform has a simple rules-engine
that doesn't take advantage of RETE).
savvion.com (I think they have a true
I was just reading the Drool mailing list and came
across a posting on workflow. I was wondering if
anyone had started an effort on a workflow engine.
I think Jason van Zyl was originally planning on doing it, and I was
hoping to assist. As far as I know, thus far, nothing has been done.
Hey Jason
- Original Message -
From: Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am very interested in making a workflow engine (as I'm sure others on
this
list are interested in doing) and I wanted to know if anything has started
in earnest based on drools?
I've a couple commercial
Jason,
Workflow engines are interesting. It has been my observation that
A number of the approaches to design workflow engines in a rules
language are simplified with the idea of time in the rules
engine at the condition evaluation level. For example, in a
semi-english syntax:
// Monitoring
Hi,
I am very interested in making a workflow engine (as I'm sure others on this
list are interested in doing) and I wanted to know if anything has started
in earnest based on drools?
I've a couple commercial packages that look really neat:
http://www.dralasoft.com/products/workflow/index.html
