What's new
Ongoing development ensures that Operational Decision Manager on Cloud continues to meet your needs for creating and implementing business rule applications.
This page lists the new features and other changes in the latest release, which is based on Operational
Decision Manager 9.5
. To view the documentation for the previous release, see Previous
documentation.
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General
- Updated software requirements
- The following third-party software is supported:
- Java™ 21 (replaces Java 17)
- Eclipse 4.34 (replaces Eclipse 4.30)
- Java Servlet 6 (replaces 4.0.1)
For information about software requirements, check IBM® Operational Decision Manager on Cloud - Detailed System Requirements
. The Rule Designer download section of
the cloud portal provides links to required software.
Rule Designer
- Testing Machine Learning integration
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After you set up an IBM Machine Learning integration, you can test it in Rule Designer.
Learn
more - Build optimization settings
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New settings enable you to shorten further the build time of large projects. When your rule projects grow larger, you can usually improve the performance of Rule Designer by using build configurations that are better suited to large projects.
Learn more - Continuing rule analysis
- Now you can spur on an analysis of your rules. You can set a limit on the number of rules to
analyze in a decision service. The analysis runs until it reaches the limit and produces a report.
Now you can click the Continue Rule Analysis button in the report to continue running the analysis
on the unchecked rules.
Learn more
Rule Execution Server
- Improved Rule Execution Server console
- The user interface for the Rule Execution Server console has been updated to incorporate new
design features. The refresh makes the UI easier to use and navigate.
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Decision Center
- Close button
- The editors in the Business console now include a close button (⮿). When you finish working on
an artifact, you can click the button to close the file or navigate back to the decision artifacts
by using the breadcrumbs. When you make changes to an artifact, you must save them before you use
the close button.
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