Hi,
I need a suggestion for an xml design in my project.
We have a requirement to build a rules engine which will be
accessed very frequently(almost after every screen) to get a rule result. The
rules engine will have about 100 rules, and when we pass the input information
it will process again all the rules and returns the matched.
I could only think of using a database table to implement
this rules engine. For that I need to call DB after each screen to check if any
rules matched. But this is going effect the performance of the system. The
other way is to get all rules initially, preserve it with message that you send
between server and client, and use to get the matched rules whenever needed. But
the increased message size will again cause degrade in system performance if
the rules size goes big.
And new rules will added to the rules engine by admin
people, whenever needed.
Could you please suggest the alternative ideas to implement this.
(We use xml based j2ee framework.)
Thanks
vinay.
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