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The InRule rule engine is a rule engine and suite of related application (together called a Business Rule Management Suite - BRMS) made by InRule Technology.

The InRule rule engine is a rule engine and suite of related applications, such as irAuthor, irWord, irServer, irCatalog (together called a Business Rule Management Suite - BRMS) made by InRule Technology. The original implementation has direct support for .NET, but additional languages/frameworks are now supported, including JavaScript and webservice-based implementations.

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How can developers let business users define application logic?

I'm working on a new application at work, and a manager is really pushing the concept of a business rules management system (BRMS) and a workflow management system, and I'm trying to figure out the best way of integrating these types of tools. With…
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Best means of defining constants or named values

What is the best way to define constants or named values in InRule? e.g. I don't want a bunch of magic numbers (that can be easily duplicated). For example "minimum age". I would like to define a named constant that I can use like MinimumAge in…
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frisby.js .post() - trouble sending xml in the body

I am attempting to test some APIs with frisby.js. I've run into trouble sending a block of xml via the .post() method. I can do it in Postman just fine. Here is my code: var xml_body = envSetup.ENV_DATA.inrule.xml_post_kia1; frisby.create('InRule…
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Using Rule Flow in InRule for Workflow

I see Rule Flow which supports action so it may be possible to build some types of workflow on top of this. In my situation I have an case management application with tasks for different roles, all working on a "document" that flows through…
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