Decision Platform Developer Guide

🗃️ Application Integration with InRule

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📄️ Welcome

Welcome to the InRule SDK Developer's Guide

InRule's irSDK contains a rich object model providing all of the properties, methods, and events required to manage most rule-enabled scenarios. Below are the core assemblies and namespaces that comprise irSDK. The assemblies are installed in <InRule installation directory>\\\irSDK\\\bin by default.

🗃️ Source Code Examples

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📄️ InRule Samples

InRule provides numerous samples for learning how to use InRule to its fullest potential. The samples show how to use InRule within an industry application or demonstrate innovative ways to apply InRule to specific logic/programming problems.

🗃️ Regression Testing

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📄️ Ability to hide authoring components in irAuthor

This feature is intended for irAuthor extension creators to allow the ability to hide certain authoring components from the navigation panels.

🗃️ Rule Tracing

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📄️ Execution Log in irSDK

In 5.7.3, the IRuleExcutionLogSink interface has been added to irSDK runtime and can be used by a consumer to access the RuleExecutionLog post rule execution. This can be configured via the following irSDK properties:

🗃️ Runtime Settings

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📄️ Catalog Credentials in Rule Execution Service REST request

Prior to 5.7.3, catalog credentials were expected to be in the request sent to Rule Execution Service (RES) via the REST endpoint. Going forward, by default, this will not be allowed and catalog credentials will not be accepted on RES REST requests. Instead, username and password should be added to a config to avoid having to send them in the request. Customers will have the option to toggle this security enhancement off but we do not recommend it.

Decision Platform Developer Guide

🗃️ Application Integration with InRule

📄️ Welcome

🗃️ Implementation Guide

📄️ Migration Considerations

📄️ irSDK Object Model