Ruleflows are a way to control the execution of business rules and decision tables. Ruleflows are stored as XML in files with the extension .rfx, and are part of a rule project. Ruleflows simplify the process of defining the sequence of rule execution by providing a graphical interface for designing the flow of execution. A ruleflow consists of linked tasks that contain the instructions for which rules to execute and in what order. Each ruleflow has a start point and at least one end point. The links between the tasks are called transitions.
In This Section
Find out how parameters transfer information from one ruleflow task to another, and information between the ruleflow and the application.
Find out about the start and end points of a ruleflow.
Understand the difference between rule, action, and flow tasks.
Find out how to duplicate tasks.
Discover transitions and how to use them to define the flow from task to task.
Learn how to set up Else paths in your ruleflows.