Business Rules
Business rules provide a standardized form of defining rule engine conditions and actions, which can easily be migrated between systems.
Business rules are typically used by rule handlers such as DroolsProcessEventHandler.
Rule Domains
Opening the Rule Domain screen from Configuration app menu or navigation bar, you will come across a specialized editor, allowing design of new rule domains.
Rules are grouped under "Rule Domains", which specify a set of rules which are evaluated together (such as discounts for a product or promotions for a basket). Rule domains share the following attributes:
Name: Descriptive name of the rule domain
Description: Detailed description of the rule domain
Platform: Target execution platform for the rules in a domain
Command: Complete command, representing rule domain functions and all the rules in a domain
Functions: List of functions and their definitions which can be used across all rules in a domain
Parameters: Additional platform specific parameters
Rules
Rules inside a domain have the following common attributes:
Name: Descriptive name of the rule
Description: Detailed description of the rule
Status: Whether the rule is currently applied or not
Condition: Condition for qualifying for the rule
Actions: List of actions to apply if the rule conditions are met
Command: Full command body for the rule (to use instead of condition and actions)
Parameters: Additional platform specific parameters
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