[jboss-jira] [JBoss JIRA] Commented: (JBRULES-1020) BRMS Custom Rule Selector for Creating Deployable Packages
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Barry Knapp commented on JBRULES-1020:
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A filter for rules so the output is only the items that match would work well.
Here is a use case using 5 attributes of a rule:
1. Effective Date
2. Expiration Date
3. Test Effective Date
4. Test Expiration Date
5. Tested Status
There are 2 deployment types, one for deploying to test servers and one for production
servers:
1. Test Server : Users will create snapshot of rules to deploy to the Test Servers
containing rules that meet the following criteria:
Test Effective Date >= Today
Test Expiration Date <= Today
2. Production Server: Users will create snapshot of rules to deploy to the Production
Servers containing rules that meet the following criteria:
Effective Date >=Today
Expiration Date >= Today
Tested Status = true
Justification:
1. Users must test new rules in the test servers, prior to moving them to production.
2. Users must test the absence of rules in the test servers, prior to removing them from
production.
3. Users must test the replacement of rules in the test servers, such as when the logic
of a rule is found to be incorrect and it is replaced by a new rule.
In my implementation I am always using the most recent version, so there is not much need
for the historical search to meet this requirement.
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BRMS Custom Rule Selector for Creating Deployable Packages
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Key: JBRULES-1020
URL: http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBRULES-1020
Project: JBoss Rules
Issue Type: Feature Request
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: drools-brms
Environment: general
Reporter: Barry Knapp
Assigned To: Michael Neale
Use Case : Ability to include or exclude rules in a deployable package based on rule meta
data or custom rule attributes.
Add an extension point to the BRMS for deciding which rules should be included in a
deployable package.
A CustomSelector interface with an boolean accepts(Rule) method would allow implementors
to create a class and implement the accepts method. The custom method could then analyze
the rule to determine if the rule should be included in the package being generated by
return true for inclusion. A property file with CustomExtractor=com...implementing class
would allow the implementor to inject their CustomSelector class.
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