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Speadsheet decision tables, Complex Event processing, rule templates, slidingwWindows, all with executable code examples
What you'll learn
How Drools works internally and what to keep in mind for writing faster performing rules
Create spreadsheet decision tables and spreadsheet templates
What is Complex Event Processing and how Drools handles it
How to use rule templates (DRT or Freemarker) and run dynamically defined DRL
Understand different Drools running modes (active/passive, cloud/stream, sequential)
Requirements
Beginner experience with Java
Beginner experience with Drools is recommended but not required
Description
In this course we learn the following topics
How Drools internal algorithm Phreak works
Using spreadsheet decision tables to create Drools rules
Using templates for creating rules and feeding data into them from spreadsheets and other tabular data sources
Complex event processing in Drools
difference between fact and event
declaring facts and events in Java and inside DRL code
different rule execution modes (active/passive, cloud/stream, sequential)
time and length based sliding windows
entry-points
global variables
timers
For all the examples I have created runnable example code - so you can follow the same steps shown in the video and you are encouraged to try to make changes to the examples and run yourself
I use Apache OpenOffice for editing XSL files so you don't need to use a paid program (like Excel) but you can if you want
This is a follow-up course for my previous corse Master Drools - Drools for beginners. I got a lot of feedback for that course (thank you everyone who took time to leave it) and this course is based on that feedback.
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