InRule - Rule Engine

InRule is built entirely on the .NET platform, leveraging a component architecture that delivers unparalleled rule processing performance and flexibility. From the feature rich rule authoring environment to the optimized execution of the business rule engine, InRule unifies the domains of managed business logic and traditional systems processes.














Description:

InRule's new visual rule flow and modeling provides a graphical view of rule application elements and how they are related. Visual rule flow gives InRule users greater ability to understand where a rule application starts and ends and gives them a method for visually following the way one or more rulesets execute. Users can view and define rules through the point and click interface. Pan and zoom functionality makes it easy to navigate within large or complex applications.

Features :

• InRule's catalog services provide the ability to store, version, check-in/check-out, and set permissions on rules.


• Administrators can now view all the objects stored across multiple catalog instances and can "promote" a rule application from one catalog to another.


• InRule can be used as a Web-based Rule Management with AJAX Functionality
  Business Language Authoring and decision table controls are implemented as a set of embeddable web controls, providing greater flexibility in determining where rules can be maintained and edited


• Testing rule logic has been made even easier with irVerity, InRule's integrated testing component. Rule execution is simpler to follow with an improved layout and Watch Lists.


• Users can now define rules that are applied depending on the context in which a field is used.


• InRule's support for handling collections has been enhanced with new functions for effectively iterating over a series of items in a collection


• InRule allows users to specify rule sets to activate or deactivate based on category or metadata.


• User can choose to activate only online rules and deactivate batch rules depending on their needs


• A new Halt Ruleset function gives rule authors the capability of halting the execution of a rule with or without invoking a runtime error