Re: SRE (Simple Rule Engine)

From: Yahoo (joe_c_miguel-spam_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/30/05

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    Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 07:54:15 GMT

    Sure its possible to have a callback, it should probably do the callback
    when an action is evaluated true rather than a rule being evaluated true;
    also because you might want to have several actions. A question I have is
    why does this make SRE easier to use? Cant you just look at the output from
    the ROM after processing and do the same thing wrapped in a wrapper. I have
    added a request in sourceforge.net (search under SRE) for the request.

    Once a fact has a value it cannot take another value because this engine is
    declaritive (just like XSLT is). Allowing for a simplified rule engine.
    Remember that you have no guarantee which rule is going to run first!

    Joe
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/sdsre/

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    > Hi, I have been using this rule engine and its really great. I have been
    > using it to control the navigation of our insurance site. The logic is
    > somewhat complex because they could enter a value on the third page
    > which contradicts previous answers and therefore need to be go back to
    > page 1. This rule engine is really powerfull, so simple, its great!
    >
    > A couple of questions. is there a way to have a callback when a given
    > rule becomes true? How come once a fact has a value it cant be given a
    > new value?
    >
    > Paul the coder
    > PBIG Insurance
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