ILOG Rules for .NET User Guides > Rule Studio > Executing Rules

ILOG Rules for .NET provides a CLR-compatible API that you use to embed and control the rule engine in a .NET application. You use the API to instantiate a rule engine, select a ruleset, to execute the rules, and to manipulate objects in the working memory.

In This Section

Key Classes of the ILOG Rules for .NET API
Discover the key classes in the ILOG Rule Engine for .NET API.
Loading the Rule Engine Assemblies
Discover how the ILOG Rule Engine for .NET loads assemblies and resolves types that it cannot find.
Creating an Engine and Executing a Ruleset
See the basic lines of code to create an engine, pass objects to the engine, and execute a ruleset.
Presenting Objects to the Rule Engine
Learn how to make the rule engine aware of the objects to which you want to apply business rules.
Retrieving Data and Events From the Engine
Find out how you can get data from the engine, and even record events while the engine executes.
Setting an Exception Handler on the Engine Execution
Learn how to catch runtime exceptions.
Using XML Data
Learn how to execute rules written on XML objects.
Reloading a Ruleset at Runtime
Learn how to reload a ruleset without stopping the application.

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