Rule Execution Server console online help

The Rule Execution Server console is a web-based graphical interface to access Rule Execution Server features.

Use the Rule Execution Server console to manage and monitor deployed rulesets and decision services.

The Rule Execution Server console works both on SOA and z/OS® platforms.

Introducing the Rule Execution Server console
The Rule Execution Server console provides a web-based graphical interface that you use for managing and monitoring RuleApps, ruleset archives, Java™ XOMs and libraries, and transparent decision services.
Managing RuleApps
After you have deployed a RuleApp to Rule Execution Server, you can manage it from the Rule Execution Server console.
Managing rulesets
You manage rulesets from the Rule Execution Server console.
Managing Java XOM resources and libraries
If you deploy a Java XOM to Rule Execution Server as JAR or ZIP resources, you can manage these resources through the Resources View of the Rule Execution Server console. You can deploy an ordered list of Java XOMs to Rule Execution Server as a library. When you do so, you can manage such libraries through the Libraries View of the Rule Execution Server console.
Monitoring ruleset execution
Using the monitoring capabilities of the Rule Execution Server console, you can enable the debug mode, enable ruleset monitoring, generate ruleset execution statistics, test ruleset execution, and view execution-related events in the XU log.
Managing transparent decision services
From the Rule Execution Server console, you can view, enable, or disable transparent decision services, and you can add or remove properties.
Monitoring and managing the server
Use the Rule Execution Server console to manage the configuration of the server, monitor server and application performance, and view server and execution log files.
Monitoring and managing Decision Warehouse
From the Decision Warehouse tab, you can specify a data source, filter and view traces, and delete trace information.
The REST API test tool
An interactive test tool is provided with the Rule Execution Server REST API. You can use it to learn more about the API and to test the requests that you plan to use in your application.