Release 1.1.0

OpenRules Release 1.1.0 Nov-2004

WhatsNew:

JSR-331 is now a standard

JSR-331 "Constraint Programming API" has been approved by the JCP Executive Committee - read more.

OpenRules 6.2.0 is available

The release 6.2.0 adds a new inferential rule engine (see Rule Solver) and enhances executable decision models with new functionality required by real-world applications.

March 5, 2012

"OpenRules have the most-aggressive approaches to business-expert authoring and typically requires less developer support than IBM ILOG, FICO Blaze Advisor, and JBoss BRMS."

Market Overview: Business Rules Platforms 2011

July 5, 2011

Events

Recent Events

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RuleML 2011, The 5th International Symposium on Rules, November 3-5, 2011, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Business Rules Forum 2011, October 30 - November 3, 2011, Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Rules Fest 2011, October 24-27, 2011, Burlingame, CA

Upcoming Events

AREIS 2012: July 1, UK

ISMP 2012: Aug. 1-24, Germany

CP 2012: Oct, 8-12, Canada

BBC 2012: Oct. 28 - Nov.2, USA

EDISON, NJ -- November 5, 2004 -- OpenRules, Inc. announced today that a new Release 1.1 of OpenRules™, the first open source full-scale business rules framework, is available for free public downloads.

This new release 1.1 utilizes practical experience of using OpenRules for complex rules-based applications. In particular, the Release 1.1 includes an ability to represent business rules using multiple inter-related Excel files. Different rule projects can share xls-files with reusable decision tables, data types, and methods. It provides OpenRules' customers with an ability to create Excel-based libraries of predefined data/object models and business rules specific for the selected lines of business, and reuse such libraries across multiple applications. Another attractive feature of the release 1.1 is an ability to add OpenRules expressions (and actually any code like Java function calls) directly inside Excel's cells, that may dramatically increase the expressive power and compactness of Excel-based decision tables. The errors in the code will be immediately diagnosed from the related Eclipse rule project with direct links to Excel cells with an invalid code. The enhanced Eclipse plug-in includes a wizard that simplifies configuration of OpenRules projects using rule project templates. The new release also fixes bugs found in the previous product releases.

Along with a new release 1.1 of OpenRules, a related release of OpenL has been implemented. The new releases are available for free downloads from http://openrules.com and http://openl.org.

About OpenRules
OpenRules, Inc. is a NJ-based corporation whose specialists are known to many leading US businesses as experts in developing practical decision support applications using business rules, optimization, and workflow technologies. OpenRules, Inc. is the company that develops, supports and markets the OpenRules™ product and provides related consulting and training services. For more details, please visit http://www.openrules.com/.

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