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规则引擎 ILog Windows Workflow Foundation Rules Engine

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使用 WebSphere ILOG JRules 开发保险应用系统 - zero516cn - 博客园 https://www.cnblogs.com/gw811/p/3617647.html 再见了 ! if-else ！拥抱规则引擎 - 简书 https://www.jianshu.com/p/9b67ab434795 规则引擎.Net Core - HackerVirus - 博客园 https://www.cnblogs.com/Leo_wl/p/9170336.html 霖雨 - 博客园 https://www.cnblogs.com/jianyus/ 使用 Windows Workflow Foundation 规则引擎提高 SharePoint 2010 工作流的灵活性 | Microsoft Docs https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-cn/previous-versions/office/developer/sharepoint-2010/ff986245(v%3Doffice.14) 使用 Windows Workflow Foundation 规则引擎提高 SharePoint 2010 工作流的灵活性 | Microsoft Docs https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-cn/previous

How to define a function for use in an ODM decision table w/o changing the XOM?

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问题 I'm using ODM 8.5 (the JRules successor). In my Java domain, I have a three-character String field that represents a number, "000" to "999". I'd like to have a decision table that represents logic like: if field is between "000" and "012" then set the result to "tiny" if field is between "013" and "060" then set the result to "less tiny" ... IBM's documentation on defining columns states - "A condition statement is an incomplete BAL predicate expression...". Is there anything in the BAL that

Rule Engine in JavaScript [closed]

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问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 5 years ago . Is there any Rule engine in JavaScript? The question is in this context: Consider a web application having a form that users fill up. As a user fills up each field and proceeds to the next, business logic written in JavaScript controls the visibility(and other attributes) of form elements further down the page.

How to pass a collection from a rule to a java method

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问题 I have a collection of Type Cars which I need to pass from the ILOG Jrules to my Java evaluation method. My Java evaluation method can accept an Object, so a collection can be accepted. I need to process the collection of cars in my Java XOM and then return some output to ILOG. But how do I create a collection of cars from my ILOG JRules? And for DVS testing, how do I pass the collection of cars from my DVS Scenario Excel sheet? 回答1: To clarify Tito's comment on the first answer: Well, it

Remove whitespaces, from input string type parameter value, using BAL in ILog Jrule

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问题 I have a rule which take a String type input parameter. Can I remove the whitespaces from the value this parameter holds using BAL. If not what is the other option to do this. In this JRule there is a decision table where condition column is this parameter and then output is action column. Say you define Rulset Paramter "Name" of type String for Rule IsDepartmentManager where output ruleset parameter is boolean. Now in the decision table the values in Name column is say "John" and out for

How to define a function for use in an ODM decision table w/o changing the XOM?

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I'm using ODM 8.5 (the JRules successor). In my Java domain, I have a three-character String field that represents a number, "000" to "999". I'd like to have a decision table that represents logic like: if field is between "000" and "012" then set the result to "tiny" if field is between "013" and "060" then set the result to "less tiny" ... IBM's documentation on defining columns states - "A condition statement is an incomplete BAL predicate expression...". Is there anything in the BAL that does the kind of String comparison I want to do? If not, is it possible to call a function defined in

Pros and cons of Java rules engines [closed]

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问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . What are the pros and cons to adopting the Java rules engines JESS and Drools? Are there any other players? I understand that Drools is Open Source and JESS is not, but how do they compare in other areas like ease of use, performance, level of integration with your code? 回答1:

Pros and cons of Java rules engines [closed]

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What are the pros and cons to adopting the Java rules engines JESS and Drools ? Are there any other players? I understand that Drools is Open Source and JESS is not, but how do they compare in other areas like ease of use, performance, level of integration with your code? Pascal Thivent What are the pros and cons to adopting the Java rules engines JESS and Drools? Use a rule engine if you need to separate the business rules from the application logic. The Does Your Project Need a Rule Engine article has a good example: For example, a typical storefront system might involve code to calculate a

Rule Engine in JavaScript [closed]

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Is there any Rule engine in JavaScript? The question is in this context: Consider a web application having a form that users fill up. As a user fills up each field and proceeds to the next, business logic written in JavaScript controls the visibility(and other attributes) of form elements further down the page. The same business logic is also applied at the server side after the form gets submitted, albeit, in Java to guard against any mishaps/manipulations at the browser side. Now, Wouldn't it be nice if we have a JSR 94/Drools/JRules like rule engine that would execute rules in both Java and