Easy Business Rules
OpenL Tablets targets the infamous gap between business requirements (rules and policies) and software implementation.
Designed to be straightforward and intuitive for business people, OpenL Tablets made its rules representation impressively close to documents usually created by business (it intends business requirements, etc.).
Users can focus on logic as all data, syntax and typing errors are checked while they write rules. Convenient tools help to ensure rules integrity while further editing.
One-click deployment of rules as efficient, scalable and standardized services for micro-services based implementations makes business logic simple to consume in OMNI-channel usages and applications.
For Java developers, OpenL Tablets provides many additonal rich usage scenarios in which all rules and business data can be embedded in applications or customized for seamless integration with other frameworks and technologies.
OpenL Tablets is open source and free to use.
There is more at What is OpenL Tablets?
OpenL Tablets 5.26.6 is available.
This release introduces several improvements and bug fixes:
- Rule Services now supports "DEDUCTION" mode for serialization/deserialization of JSON response/request.
- Repository now supports AWS Security Token.
- Fixed the issue where the 'verify' goal fails due to two-way dependencies between the Maven plugin classloaders.
- and more
More detailed information you can find at Release Notes.
All artifacts are ready for Downloads.
Enjoy!
OpenL Tablets 5.26.5 is available.
This release introduces an improvement and bug fixes:
- OpenAPI validation in the OpenL Maven plugin is supported.
- The issue with failing of 'verify' goal due to duplicating dependencies in the Maven plugin classloader is fixed.
- The issue with non-supporting Unicode characters in OpenL is fixed.
- and more
More detailed information you can find at Release Notes.
All artifacts are ready for Downloads.
Enjoy!
OpenL Tablets 5.26.4 is available.
This release introduces several new features and a number of improvements and bug fixes:
- Dependency on the XStream library is removed; other minor vulnerabilities are fixed.
- An ability to test custom error messages via test tables is added.
- In Rule Services, the 'locale' context variable value is now retrieved from the 'Accept-Language' HTTP header.
- and more
More detailed information you can find at Release Notes.
All artifacts are ready for Downloads.
Enjoy!
