In Rule
Designer,
you can extract and package your rules for execution on different
platforms: on Java™, on .NET,
and on z/OS®.
Executing using the classic rule engine
You can execute rulesets directly by integrating the classic
rule engine with your application. Decision Server also
provides its own implementation of JSR-94.
Executing using the decision engine
You can test the execution of rules in Rule
Designer with
the decision engine. To do so, you integrate the decision engine with
a Java application. Use the Java Project for Rules and the template
provided to instantiate a decision engine.
Executing using a generated COBOL program
If you generate a COBOL program to handle rule execution,
you must integrate it into the COBOL calling program. You can set
a flag to collect COBOL program usage data, and optimize decision
table performance.
Executing on the .NET platform Decision Server includes
a rule engine for .NET. Use the API to map a BOM to a .NET XOM. You
can then deploy ruleset archives as ruleset DLLs for execution on
a .NET platform. You can also execute rules on .NET using decision
services.