Managing Rule Execution Server

Getting Started
Overview: Rule Execution Server Management
Concepts
Rule Execution Server Management Model
Tasks
Administering Rule Execution Server
	Management without the Rule Execution Server Console
	Execution Connection Pooling
	Changing the Console Persistence Type
	Changing the Default Behavior of the Execution Stack
		Execution Unit Configuration Properties
		Enabling JDK Logging
		Changing the Trace Level
		Switching on the Trace Auto Flush
		Disabling Profiling
		Blocking a Ruleset Execution During the Parsing of a Ruleset Update
		Changing the Ruleset Persistence Type
		Changing Persistence Provider Parameters
		Changing the XU ConnectionManager Parameters
		Activating the XU MBean in J2SE
	Adding Execution Unit (XU) JCA 1.5 Connection Factories
		Introducing Connection Factories
		Adding a Connection Factory in WebLogic
		Adding a Connection Factory in JBoss
		Adding a Connection Factory in OC4J
		Adding a Connection Factory in WebSphere
	Management Model API Access
	Invalidating Rulesets in Local VMs
		Execution Unit Notifications with the Management Session Bean
		Invalidating a Ruleset on J2SE
		Invalidating a Ruleset on J2EE
	Decision Service MBean
Monitoring Rule Execution Server Events
	Setting the Granularity of Log Messages
	Setting a Logger to a J2SE Rule Session
	Finding the Cause of an Improper Rule Execution Server Configuration
	Execution Events Monitoring
	Management Events Monitoring
	Receiving Notification of Rule Engine Events Using the API
		Introducing the IlrRuleEngineEventPlugin Class
		Extending the IlrRuleEngineEventPlugin
		XU Plug-in Packaging
		Configuring the XU for the XU Plug-in