Feature |
Type of Change |
Description |
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Project Resources
|
New |
Contains constructs that can be defined once and reused in all the rulesets within a project. For more information, see Using Project Resources |
Overrides |
New |
When two rules of the same priority are satisfied, overrides can be used to determine the actions of which rule should be fired. For more information, see Overriding an If-Then Rule |
Smart Aliases |
New |
By setting smart aliases you can automatically generate meaningful alias names using annotations in Java classes and XML schemas. For more information, see Setting Smart Aliases |
Replace Aliases |
New |
It is now possible to replace aliases in rules without manually editing them in the rule editor. For more information, see Replacing Aliases |
|
New |
To facilitate easy editing of values in a decision table by business users, it is now possible to export the decision table to Microsoft Excel, make changes and import the same back into the rules composer DC. For more information, see |
Flow Rulesets |
New |
Represents sequential execution of rules. It consists of various constructs such as aliases, definitions, if-then rules, definitions, decision tables, if-then rules, gateways and rule scripts. For more information, see Creating a Flow Ruleset |
Rule Flows |
New |
Is a sequence of activities for evaluating business rules. The order of the execution of the rules is diagrammatically represented in the form of a flow chart. For more information, see Creating and Editing a Rule Flow |
Rule Scripts |
New |
Is a reusable artifact within a Flow Ruleset and is a sequence of actions. For more information, see Creating and Editing a Rule Script |
Rule Testing |
New |
Allows users to test the correctness of rules immediately after definition, before their deployment. For more information, see Testing Rules |
Ruleset as a Web service |
New |
For easy consumption of business rules from every where, it is now possible to expose a ruleset built on the XSD model as a Web service. For more information, see Exposing a Ruleset as a Web Service |
Options to compare rulesets and aliases |
New |
You can now compare changes made to aliases and ruleset. For more information, see Comparing Aliases and Ruleset |
Decision table as a Web service |
New |
You can now execute business rules independently from any system by exposing a decision table of a reusable ruleset as a Web service. For more information, see Exposing a Decision Table as a Web Service |
Execution of test cases using test suite |
New |
You can now execute multiple test cases simultaneously for a ruleset and view the test report. For more information, see Running Multiple Test Cases Using Test Suite |
Creating a reusable rule set in Rules Composer |
New |
You can create a reusable ruleset whose entities can be reused across other rulesets within the same project in the Rules Composer Development Component (DC). This allows you to reduce redundancy and maintenance effort of rule entities in the project. For more information, see Creating a Reusable Ruleset |
For a list of UI changes and other enhancements, see Overview of the Rules Composer |