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Hi Monica,
There is no plan for porting NxBRE to .NET Framework for Silverlight: is this something you would be interested to spearhead?
Cheers,
David.
05:06PM UTC on Jun 29 2009 in NxBRE
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After more than five years of activity, NxBRE is now in inactive state. No active development will occur for this project. Maintenance releases for fixing serious bugs will still be possible.
I want to personally thank NxBRE's community for their insightful feedback, without which NxBRE won't have become what it is today.
If you have come to appreciate my work on this project and happen to be...
03:21PM UTC on Jun 20 2009 in NxBRE
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Competition between open source projects? Come on...
;-)
12:40AM UTC on May 29 2009 in NxBRE
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I don't know, I imagine solutions from big guys like ILOG do this natively.
You may want to consider a different approach: maybe what you need for your project is more of the like of an Event Processing Engine, like Esper.NET ( http://esper.codehaus.org/ ), as the rules side of things don't seem so prominent.
D.
12:22AM UTC on May 29 2009 in NxBRE
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The calculation part is not a problem but NxBRE is not very good for reaction rules.
NxBRE won't be able to fire only the rules that are concerned by data changes.
It is probably possible to emulate this behavior by building specific rules or some sort of wrapper around the engine, but it would probably be cheaper to find an engine that does this natively.
D.
11:51PM UTC on May 28 2009 in NxBRE
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> Statement of the problem
> Objective of the study
> Scope of the study
How could I ever know this? Bear in mind I have no idea who you are or what you are actually doing beyond what I understand from your questions.
Besides, this is way beyond the support you can get from this forum. If you want me to write something for you, that will not be free. But if I end-up writing...
12:35AM UTC on May 26 2009 in NxBRE
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I used an incredibly advanced type revealing technique: Console.WriteLine(typeof(Dictionary<string,string>)). Don't repeat it, I may patent it.
;-)
03:56AM UTC on May 24 2009 in NxBRE
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Added a unit test and a KB entry to explain how to do this:
http://nxbre.wiki.sourceforge.net/AssertGenericTypes
D.
04:39PM UTC on May 23 2009 in NxBRE
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ddossot committed revision 314 to the NxBRE SVN repository, changing 2 files.
04:38PM UTC on May 23 2009 in NxBRE
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Have you tried a fully qualified name like: "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary, mscorlib"?.
02:52AM UTC on May 23 2009 in NxBRE
