Understanding keepAliveRestCallSec vs connectionTimeoutAlive in HTTP Requests
Differences between connectionRequestTimeout, connectionTimeout, and socketTimeout in networking. Learn how these parameters influence connection establishment, pool management, and data transmission in HTTP client libraries.
SerializationFeature in ObjectMapper with Code Examples
Differences between connectionRequestTimeout, connectionTimeout, and socketTimeout in networking. Learn how these parameters influence connection establishment, pool management, and data transmission in HTTP client libraries.
Understanding Network Timeouts: connectionRequestTimeout, connectionTimeout, and socketTimeout
Differences between connectionRequestTimeout, connectionTimeout, and socketTimeout in networking. Learn how these parameters influence connection establishment, pool management, and data transmission in HTTP client libraries.
Different BRMS Tools in Market
There are many vendors in the market who provide BRMS tools with a lot number of features with different pricing, standalone platforms, integrated suites and open source projects.
Applications of BRMS in the Real World
The main goal of BRMS is externalizing the Bussiness Condition Logic from the application code so that condition logics(technically called as rules) can be organized easily without disturbing the application.
Business Rule Management System (BRMS)
Business Rule Management System (BRMS) is an integrated application development and execution platform that allows organizations to define, deploy and monitor and maintain the vast variety of Automated decisions used by operational systems.
RetePlus Algorithm with Example – IBM ODM
RetePlus algorithm is one of the execution modes in IBM ODM which is based on Rete algorithm. It works based on working memory, agenda creation, supports negative patterns, object notification, and Logical Objects.
Synchronizing Rules and RuleDocs – Rule Solutions for Office, ODM
RuleDocs are Microsoft Office documents that contain your rules, decision tables, and ruleflows. Rules and ruleflows are stored in Word documents, while decision tables are stored as spreadsheets in Excel.
Rule Solutions for Office Installation – IBM ODM
Rule Solutions for Office enables you to edit business rules in Microsoft Office documents called RuleDocs. You can update and share rules with RuleDocs, which can also provide supporting documentation and information such as the original policies for the rules.
Organizing your application into rule projects – IBM ODM
By organizing your rule application as modular rule projects, you can improve the performance of Rule Designer for large rule applications, and facilitate the assignment of permissions in Decision Center