Working With .Net Components and Long Term Facts in the BizTalk Rules Engine

Posted by: Stephen W. Thomas, on 27 Jan 2006 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Recently I have been working a lot with the BizTalk Rules Engine (BRE) that comes along with Biztalk Server 2004.    Rather than the more common approach of using the BRE inside a BizTalk Orchestration passing in XML messages, I have been working with the rules engine in a pure .net scenario passing in .net objects as facts and working with a long term fact creator.   This approach uses the available API to call the BRE inside .net and passes in an array of facts to be operated on. ...

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