Runtime API Examples

The InRule Runtime API contains all of the objects and methods used to load data, execute rules, process results, and work with rule application metadata.

Calling the Rules Engine - In Process

• Basic Example of Calling the Rule Engine
• Opening a Rule Application for Execution
• Creating a RuleSession
• Creating a RuleSession with Cache Retention
• Creating Entities
• Alternate ways to Load State for Entities
• Retrieving Entity State
• Working with RuleSessionState

Calling the Rules Engine as a Service

• Sychronously calling the REST Service
• Asychronously calling the REST Service with JSON
• Asychronously calling the REST Service with XML
• Calling the SOAP EndPoint using a Service Reference

Retrieving and Setting Fields and Entities

• Retrieving an Entity from the RuleSession
• Retrieving Fields
• Setting Fields

Working with Collections

• Looping through a Collection
• Adding a Member to a Collection
• Resolving Field Types at Runtime

Executing Rules

• Applying Rules
• Applying Rules with an Activation Model
• Executing Decisions
• Executing an Independent Rule Set or Rule Flow
• Checking For Notifications & Validations
• Handling Exceptions
• Runtime Settings
• Retrieving and Processing the RuleExecutionLog
• Retrieve the Performance Statistics Report
• Retrieve the Performance Log

Working with the Rule Application Cache

• Adding Items into the Cache
• Managing the Cache
• Controlling Compilation and Cache Retention
• Iterating Items in the Cache

Working with Rule Application Metadata

• Using the RuleApplicationDef Object
• Retrieving Definition Objects at Runtime
• Using Element Metadata
• Working with Attributes
• Working with Value Lists

Other

• Launching irVerify or the StateViewer From Code
• Overriding EndPoints at Runtime
• Overriding DataElements at Runtime
• Overriding Culture Settings at Runtime
• Rule Tracing Input and Output Using RuleSession
• Working with the Trace Viewer Through irSDK
• Executing a Simple Test Suite