Hi Jens I am in process with writing a Java Rule API JSR 94 based rule mediator and hope to ships it with Drools as an default implementation . I will let you know after the implementation is completed.Hopes it will be soon.
Thanks Indika On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 4:24 PM, Jens Goldhammer < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > me again. Sorry, I forget to mention that I have seen integration in > Apache ServiceMix (http://servicemix.apache.org/servicemix-drools.html). > Maybe this can be a good point to start of a discussion if this makes > sense or not... > > Thanks, > Jens > > Jens Goldhammer schrieb: > > Hello mailinglist, > > > > I have read some interesting articles about rules engines and their > > part in the process orchestration. I want to share my thoughts about > > Synapse being not only a mediation framework, but also a rules engine > > in general. > > Synapse provides me in writing rules via cbr (switch-case), but IMO > > this is not effiently enough for bigger and complex rules. JBoss > > Drools delivers an efficient way how to define business rools and > > execute them. I have the idea to integrate Synapse with Drools as a > > rules service into business processes. The business process calls the > > rules-engine to get e.g. values of a credit limit which should not be > > hard coded in the business process itself. The rules engine has to > > have a wsdl-interface for integration into bpel processes, so Synapse > > would be a good point because of the flexible interface. Synapse acts > > as a service and send back the result of the query. Problem is now how > > this integration should be done. Do you see any approach how > > integration between them can be made? > > > > Thanks, > > Jens > > > > >
