Hi rahulkrishnan,
Drools will do a good job in matching the objects for those transactions,
but my usual answer to this kind of questions is:
do you already have those 1000/s objects in memory inside your system?
because depending on the type of objects that you want to handle is if you
can create all of them in the java runtime. You should evaluate first the
factibility from the Java side and then Drools will do a good job matching
them.
Cheers
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 9:09 AM, rahulkrishnan <rahulkrishnan8(a)gmail.com>wrote:
Hi
1.My Requirement is a System of High Transactions/Second(in 1000's Range).
Is it good to implement that in drools
2.if i use drl in such a way that the in the then part complex operations
are done by calling a java function. is this method good?
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