Stanislav Shor
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Followup: RE: Rule language used in openl tablets
Bhagrav, The language that we use in OpenL Tablets is OpenL java extension. It has standard java syntax for expressions and statements, so there is no learning curve for Java programmers. In additions it has convenient extensions that can be used together with java syntax. One is based on jxpath syntax and provides a query extension (we discussed it in your earlier post). Another is so...
2012-05-21 13:25:36 PDT in OpenL Tablets
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Followup: RE: Query Language used in OpenL tablets
Bhagrav, OpenL uses it's own language which syntactically is equivalent of Java with extensions. There are 2 notable extensions built-in into current OpenL syntax: Business Expressions and jxPath query language. jxPath can be directly used in any place where you may use OpenL expressions, for example [code]coverages[@limit > 1000] [/code] selects all the coverages that have limit...
2012-05-18 06:17:41 PDT in OpenL Tablets
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Followup: RE: OpenL Tablets Information
Bhagrav, 1) In OpenL Tablets we are working hard to provide the best tool for handling complex business logic using different types of table logic presentation. This mostly defines the scope of our project. OpenL Tablets can be easily integrated with any java-based software, including BPM software. Please take a look at our examples for java integration 2) The OpenL Tablets project does...
2012-05-11 12:45:15 PDT in OpenL Tablets
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Followup: RE: Complex Event processing in OpenL Tablet
I would like to add that while OpenL Tablets does not have specific Event Processing built-in capabilities, it can be considered a strong contender if you need high-performance scalable table-based event processing. It is very easy to integrate with any java-based event CEP software, and once you do it, you will get a very powerful, scalable and fast CEP platform. The decision should be based on...
2012-05-11 11:46:34 PDT in OpenL Tablets
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Followup: RE: Date Handling
OpenL Tablets has built-in support only for java.util.Date.
2011-12-13 20:30:22 PST in OpenL Tablets