Description

This is a simple rules-based Web Application. It demonstrates how to create a simple web application using Excel as a layout editor, deploy the application on Tomcat server, and run it from a Web browser. It is created based on a pure rules project "HelloRules" by adding a Web-based GUI.

This is a simple rules-based Web Application with business logic in OpenRules and presentation logic in JSP. It demonstrates how to create a simple JSP-based application with OpenRules, deploy the application on a Tomcat server, and run it from a Web browser.

This web application is similar to "HelloJcp" but uses JSR-94 Interface to create and run OpenRulesEngine for a web application. The main differences are in the file GreetingEngine.java.

This is a simple rules-based Web Application demonstrates how to create a simple JSP-based application with OpenRules, deploy the application on the BEA WebLogic server, and run it from a Web browser.

This is a simple rules-based Web Application demonstrates how to create a simple JSP-based application with OpenRules, deploy the application on the IBM WebSphere server, and run it from a Web browser.

This project demonstrates how to deploy basic rule project as a Web Service. It contains all components necessary to configure and deploy business rules defined in the main xls-file war/rules/HelloWS.xls and included xls-files from the sub directory war/rules/include. By default, this project deploys these rules as a Web Service on a running Tomcat server.

This Java project demonstrates how to call a Web Service "HelloWS" from an Java application (client).

This Java project demonstrates how to call a Web Service "HelloWSCustomer" from an Java application (client).

This web application provides a GUI for a basic rules project "Loan1". This is an example of a presentation-oriented Web Application that uses business rules for loan pre-qualification. It is based on the standard OpenRules library "openrules.forms.lib", and in particular uses "Dialog.xls" for interaction logic.  More explanations for this project can be found at http://openrules.com/docs/man_forms.html.

This web application provides a GUI for a basic rules project "HealthCare1". This is the second part of the clinical guidelines use case that models interaction sessions between a doctor and a rules-based system. See the detailed description at http://openrules.com/docs/ClinicalGuidelines.Part2.htm.

This is an example of a presentation-oriented Web Application that uses business rules for loan approval. This project supports a Loan Approval process with an ability to dynamically add/delete/modify different securities related to the initial loan application. Read more.

This web application demonstrates how to use OpenRules Forms to define a complex student loan approval process.

This is an example of a Web Application that implements a number guessing game that is frequently used as a sample application for different Web development techniques. See the detailed description at http://openrules.com/docs/man_game.html.

This web project demonstrates how to create dynamic web tables. Read more

This web project demonstrates how to implement related combo-boxes. On the first form you enter information about a customer. Based on the entered attribute "Gender" the choices for the attribute "Interest" are dynamically changed. You also have two input fields with a choice of colors. When you select the first color it will be excluded from possible choices for the second color.

This is an example of an interactive web application with a complete implementation of the well-known US tax form 1040EZ. Supports complete business logic, data and a genuine form required by government regulations. This project also demonstrates PGF generation by automatically producing final tax documents in the PDF format using the standard PDF form. The project uses the standard OpenRules library openrules.forms.lib, and in particular uses Dialog.xls for interaction logic and PredefinedTypes.xls. It relies on the included demo version of the PDF generation library "pdfgen" from the Big Faceless Organization.