Open Your Business Rules!                     
Rules-based Operational Decision Services

Evaluation Version Download

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This evaluation version is a fully functional release of OpenRules that allows you to evaluate the major system functionality and to build your own decision projects. You need access attributes to proceed with this download. Click here if you do not have access attributes. You also may subscribe to OpenRules support to always receive the latest releases.

Pre-requisites
  - Java Standard Edition: Java SE SDK 1.6 or higher
  - Apache Ant 1.6 or higher  (optional - only if you want to add/modify Java code. Click here if you need help with Java/Ant installation)
  - MS Excel or Google Sheets or OpenOffice (for rules administration)

Installation
Download the following file

openrules_8.1.0.models.zip  (~19 Mb) - Examples of business decision models including thsoe described in this book.

Unzip it to your hard-drive.  After unzip, the folder “openrules.models”  will contain executable OpenRules sample projects. Each project has its own subdirectory such as "Hello". OpenRules libraries and related templates are located in the configuration project “openrules.config”. You may execute any project by double-click on the file “run.bat” from a regular Window Explorer. You may find a detailed description of a sample project "Hello" in the Getting Started document.

 

You may also download the workspace openrules_8.0.0.services.zip (~16 Mb) with OpenRules-based microservices created using Maven, SpringBoot, and Docker as described in this tutorial.

To start using OpenRules within Eclipse IDE, simply import all projects from the downloaded folder "openrules.models" into your Eclipse workspace.

 

You always may request and receive the source code.

 

Useful Hints

  1.  Under Windows, you cannot have spaces in the path where OpenRules is installed.  So, instead of the installation path such as "c:\Program Files\openrules" you would rather use something like "c:\openrules".
  2.  If you use Linux/Unix, you probably already know how to replace “run.bat” with “run.sh”.

 

Note. This evaluation version does not include additional OpenRules components available with the Complete Production Version of OpenRules:

 

Feel free to contact OpenRules technical support at support@openrules.com with any questions or issues you may have.

Documentation

        Getting Started

User Manual

        Installation Guide

Release Notes 8.0.0

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