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Drools JBoss rules 5.0 developer's guide

Bali, 2009

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Bali M
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Business rules and processes can help your business by providing a level of agility and flexibility. As a developer, you will be largely responsible for implementing these business rules and processes effectively, but implementing them systematically can often be difficult …
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