Using Rule Execution Server for .NET
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ILOG Rule Execution Server for .NET is an environment for executing rules. It provides management, scalability, security, and logging capabilities. Rule Execution Server enables you to execute business logic in both local and remote environments.
For an introduction to the development phases of executing rules in ILOG Rule Execution Server for .NET, follow the Rule Execution Server Development Lifecycle tutorial.
In This Section
Introduces the main concepts of Rule Execution Server for .NET. It describes the Rule Execution Server for .NET architecture, and the technology behind it.
Describes the tasks you need to carry out before you can start using the Rule Execution Server for .NET Management Service.
Describes the tasks you need to carry out before you can start using the Rule Execution Server for .NET Execution Service.
Describes how to add the Rule Execution Server snap-in in the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), so that you can use the Rule Execution Server Console.
Describes the different ways you can deploy rules to Rule Execution Server.
Describes how to manage RuleApps using MSBuild tasks, and set up logging and tracing facilities.
Describes how to protect Rule Execution Server by setting up user privileges and using encryption.
Describes how Rule Execution Server uses Performance Counter technology to monitor performance.
Describes the properties you can change to customize Rule Execution Server and how to set up an Internet Information Services (IIS) environment.
A reference section outlining the MSBuild target mappings and providing examples of how to define each of the Rule Execution Server tasks.
Related Sections
Introduces ILOG Rules for .NET and describes how the modules work together.
The samples contain sample code and sample applications that illustrate how to use ILOG Rule Execution Server for .NET to execute business rules locally and remotely.