Release 2.2.0 Sep-2005

OpenRules 2.2.0 simplifies integration with different web application servers

EDISON, NJ -- September 23, 2005 -- OpenRules, Inc. announced today an availability of a new release of OpenRules 2.2.0 that essentially simplifies project configuration and empowers integration with different web application servers and development frameworks. Following customer's recommendations "from the trenches", OpenRules 2.2.0 introduces such new features as:

	A new OpenRulesEngine for a flexible integration of OpenRules-based applications with application servers like Tomcat or WebLogic and development frameworks like Spring
	One default repository for all necessary jar-files and build-files
	One default language configuration "openrules.java" that supports both pure rule projects and web applications with Excel-based forms
	One property file that defines all application specific properties
	New practical examples of dynamic rules-based web applications.

Click here to see Release Notes for OpenRules 2.2.0.

Simultaneously with the Release 2.2.0, OpenRules, Inc. introduced Inside Track, a new dynamic program for professional developers who already understand OpenRules' basics and who deal with advanced configuration and/or development issues. It provides a preferential access to OpenRules' expertise in complex rules-based application development. Inside Track is available on a subscription basis. You may also receive an Inside Track subscription as a part of OpenRules annual commercial support.

About OpenRules
OpenRules, Inc. is a NJ-based corporation that develops, supports and provides consulting services around Open Source Business Rule Engine commonly known as OpenRules™. For details, please visit http://www.openrules.com.

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