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I\'ve recently started messing with a gem called \'ruleby\', a rule-engine for Ruby. The documentation for ruleby is a bit sparse, however, and I can\'t seem to figure out how to properly reference as
This is more of a generic question. But I am trying to understand a concept of using a tool and why one would need this tool. I keep going round and round.
I\'m building an app for android which allows objects to be merged together based on certain conditions. At the moment I\'m looking to do this using if statements (nested or not) and am just wondering
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I need to develop an application to be able to define the rules through UI and save them to database and nee开发者_开发知识库d to execute them on some data coming from another source. Is there is a ru
I am looking for a Ruby/Rails tool that will help me accomplish the following: I would like to store the following string, and ones similar to it, in my database. When an object is created, updated,
RuleSet class has Name and Description properties. Rule class has Name and Description properties. As far as I can see, using 开发者_JS百科RuleSetDialog form for runtime creation of RuleSets only ex
In our project, we need a rule engine component, after a short time research i found that that .NET Workflow also has it\'s rule engine. is there any complete comparison list between .NET Workflow Rul
The application I\'m working on is a \"configurator\" of sorts. It\'s written in C# and I even wrote a rules engine to go with it. The idea is that there are a bunch of propositional logic statements,
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