Hi,
Thanks a lot, to you and Vincent, for your very interesting answers!
So far I decided to use Drools without Guvnor (only Eclipse) but now I
realize I really should take a close look at it.
Best regards,
Bruno.
Le 08/11/2011 20:47, GPatel(a)tsys.com a écrit :
I am in the same situation (and I suspect a lot of people with
complex
domain models are), which is: how do I let the user easily navigate my
domain model while writing a rule.
There is support for providing a custom form within a popup when a
fact constraint needs to be specified. You can present it to the user
whenever a fact constraint needs to be supplied to the rule. Since you
are providing the contents of the custom form, you can represent your
domain however you wish to, navigate it perhaps using a tree, or even
let the user perform a mini search to get to the "MeSH category".
The custom form does not currently work with DSLs though, if you are
planning on using DSL sentences. But you can write your own DSL widget
that does (not too difficult, if you know GWT).
For my project, the biggest utility value of drools is the standalone
editor, the Guvnor rest api and the fact that it is opensource (so
that I can customize it for my very complex needs)
Thanks
G. Patel