[rules-users] Using JBoss Rules in cases where users need to add / remove rules
Mark Proctor
mproctor at codehaus.org
Sat Aug 4 16:10:09 EDT 2007
Just remove the entire rule and re-add it again, but with a different
consequence.
Mark
Robert Burdick wrote:
>
> Hello All:
>
>
>
> I am trying to figure out if JBoss Rules will be suitable for my
> application
>
> needs. Maybe you can give some insight.
>
> My application needs to implement / use a rules engine for evaluating
>
> conditions and firing off events when those conditions are met.
> So far this
>
> sounds exactly like the sort of thing that JBoss Rules is for.
> The twist is
>
> that my application will also provide an administrative utility
> that allows
>
> admins to add or remove rules, as well as modify the conditions
> that trigger
>
> these rules. Can JBoss Rules be used to do this? All of the
> examples I've
>
> seen so far seem to incorporate rules whose consequences are
> fixes, but with
>
> changeable conditions. For example, there are lots of samples out
> there
>
> like an insurance application. Such an example has consequences
> such as
>
> offerQuote, turnDownCustomer etc. that don't change, but with
> conditions
>
> that do change. For example, today offer quotes to all good drivers,
>
> tomorrow change the rule to offer quotes to all good drivers over
> the age of
>
> 18. The conditions change, but the basic actions in the system
> are common.
>
>
>
> What I think my requirement implies is a way to define rules with
> conditions
>
> and the corresponding consequences code at runtime. This seems to
> imply
>
> that the application code needs to be dynamic, in order to allow
> users to
>
> define arbitrary consequence code. Has anyone ever tried to do
> something
>
> this generic with JBoss Rules, and better, can you fill me in on
> how to go
>
> about this?
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>
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>
>
>
>
> Thanks, Robert
>
>
>
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