Deployment Options
Use decision model “VacationDays” to explore different ways to deploy it.
Learn by examples
OpenRules lets business users and subject-matter experts create, test, and maintain operational decision models without programming. Each sample combines a business glossary with decision tables that make the model’s logic visible.
Choose your starting point
The openrules.samples workspace organizes complete projects by purpose, so you can begin with the capability closest to your decision.
Simple projects designed for first-time OpenRules users.
Use decision model “VacationDays” to explore different ways to deploy it.
Connect transparent decision services to AI-powered interactions.
04 / DBIntegrate decision models with relational databases through Rule DB.
Run a sample
Open INTRO/VacationDays in openrules.samples and run test.bat to build and execute the decision model. Run explore.bat to open the Graphical Decision Modeling IDE, examine the automatically generated diagram, and debug the rules.
You can modify an existing project or create your own model, then deploy the decision service in the cloud or on premises and invoke it using JSON, XML, or Java.
Simple decision models
Use these focused examples as working starters for your own rules-based decision services.
Begin with a compact decision model and see how its rules execute.
INTRO / VACATION-DAYSCalculate an employee’s vacation allowance from familiar business rules.
INTRO / UP-SELLModel recommendations that respond to customer and transaction facts.
INTRO / THERAPYApply a structured set of conditions to a healthcare decision.
INTRO / ITERATIONSLearn how a decision model processes collections of business objects.
WORKFLOWFollow the practical workflow from decision tables to verified behavior.
Enterprise-level model
The LOAN/LoanServices workspace shows how multiple decision projects can cooperate in a larger operational solution. Explore the enterprise-level decision model and its loan-origination decision services.
These models demonstrate a practical path from business-owned rules to production services while keeping the decision logic understandable and maintainable.
Build from a working example
Evaluate OpenRules free, run a model, inspect its decision tables, and adapt the business logic to your needs.