Java application development is more than using a pair of technologies to create unique implementation applications as it plays an important role to achieve goals of the organization by creating a business rule apps. It brings in a revolution that witnesses can sea change in the way business processes are controlled and managed.
A business rules engine is a software system that performs business rules in a daily production environment. Rule engines typically support facts, policy, priority (score), preconditions, mutual exclusion, and other functions like register, classify, define, manage all the rules, define the relationships between different rules, verify consistency of rules and relate some of these rules to IT applications that are affected or need to enforce one or more of the rules.
To create a business rule application with Java you have to use the Ant scripts, Rule Execution Server console and JMX MBeans to supervise the implementation of rulesets within Rule Execution Server. By using a Rule Execution Server you can debug a business rule application. Don’t forget to create backup versions of rulesets to gather statistics on performance
A business rules engine is a software system that performs business rules in a daily production environment. Rule engines typically support facts, policy, priority (score), preconditions, mutual exclusion, and other functions like register, classify, define, manage all the rules, define the relationships between different rules, verify consistency of rules and relate some of these rules to IT applications that are affected or need to enforce one or more of the rules.
To create a business rule application with Java you have to use the Ant scripts, Rule Execution Server console and JMX MBeans to supervise the implementation of rulesets within Rule Execution Server. By using a Rule Execution Server you can debug a business rule application. Don’t forget to create backup versions of rulesets to gather statistics on performance
