Documentation Map

To Learn About ...	See ...
customer support	Getting Help from ILOG Customer Support
supported platforms	Hardware and Software Requirements
business rules	Writing Rules
decision tables	Working with Decision Tables
ruleflows	Ruleflows
synchronizing	Enabling Business Rule Management for Business Users Storing and Sharing Rules
architecture	Inside ILOG Rules for .NET
user roles	Inside ILOG Rules for .NET
rule projects	Creating Rule Projects
business object models	Defining Business Object Models
ILOG Rule Studio for .NET	The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET
ILOG Rule Team Server for SharePoint	The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET Storing and Sharing Rules
ILOG Rule Execution Server for .NET	Using Rule Execution Server for .NET
SharePoint	Inside ILOG Rules for .NET Storing and Sharing Rules
Intellirule Editor	Using the Intellirule Editor
user interface	User Interface Reference
rule engines	Role of a Business Rule Management System (BRMS) The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET Executing Rules Orchestrating Ruleset Execution Class Library Samples
rulesets	Role of a Business Rule Management System (BRMS) Class Library Ruleset Compiler Samples Tutorials
ILOG Rules for .NET Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation	The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET Samples Class Library
ILOG Rules for .NET Web Controls	The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET Samples Class Library
API	Class Library Samples

To Learn About ...

See ...

customer support

Getting Help from ILOG Customer Support

supported platforms

Hardware and Software Requirements

business rules

Writing Rules

decision tables

Working with Decision Tables

ruleflows

Ruleflows

synchronizing

Enabling Business Rule Management for Business Users

Storing and Sharing Rules

architecture

Inside ILOG Rules for .NET

user roles

Inside ILOG Rules for .NET

rule projects

Creating Rule Projects

business object models

Defining Business Object Models

ILOG Rule Studio for .NET

The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET

ILOG Rule Team Server for SharePoint

The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET

Storing and Sharing Rules

ILOG Rule Execution Server for .NET

Using Rule Execution Server for .NET

SharePoint

Inside ILOG Rules for .NET

Storing and Sharing Rules

Intellirule Editor

Using the Intellirule Editor

user interface

User Interface Reference

rule engines

Role of a Business Rule Management System (BRMS)

The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET

Executing Rules

Orchestrating Ruleset Execution

Class Library

Samples

rulesets

Role of a Business Rule Management System (BRMS)

ILOG Rules for .NET Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation

The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET

Samples

Class Library

ILOG Rules for .NET Web Controls

The Components of ILOG Rules for .NET

Convention	Description	Example
Monospace	Indicates code lines embedded in text and code examples.	`Public Class`
Italic	Indicates the placeholders that represent the information supplied by the implementation or the user.	context parameter
Bold	Indicates most predefined programming elements, including namespaces, classes, delegates, objects, interfaces, methods, functions, macros, structures, constructors, properties, events, enumerations, fields, operators, statements, directives, data types, keywords, exceptions, non-HTML attributes, and configuration tags, as well as registry keys, subkeys, and values. Also indicates the following HTML elements: attributes, directives, keywords, values, and headers.	Path class Resolve method
Capital letters	Indicates the names of keys and key sequences.	ENTER CTRL+R
Plus sign	Indicates a combination of keys. For example, ALT+F1 means to hold down the ALT key while pressing the F1 key.	ALT+F1

Indicates code lines embedded in text and code examples.

Public Class

Italic

Indicates the placeholders that represent the information supplied by the implementation or the user.

context parameter

Bold

Indicates most predefined programming elements, including namespaces, classes, delegates, objects, interfaces, methods, functions, macros, structures, constructors, properties, events, enumerations, fields, operators, statements, directives, data types, keywords, exceptions, non-HTML attributes, and configuration tags, as well as registry keys, subkeys, and values. Also indicates the following HTML elements: attributes, directives, keywords, values, and headers.

Path class