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Major Version 2.0.0 of MRules is out

We are proud to announce that the version 2.0.0 of MRules has been released!

Major changes arrive with this new version, among which:

  • New products and extensions, transforming the MRules offer into a coherent and integrated set of products adapted to the needs of our customers.
  • A reorganization of the site to adapt to this new offer.
  • Technical changes on the packaging to facilitate dependency management and integration of our products.
  • And of course, evolutions and fixes coming along with these changes.

The release notes provides details on all modifications.

Please note that the fixes will be back-ported to the LTS version shortly.

Version 1.10.1 of MRules is out

MRules version 1.10.1 has been released and corrects two customer tickets:

  • Performances issues during compilation process, occuring only with specific environments.
  • Regression introduced in version 1.10.0, leading sometimes to a NullPointerException while performing operations on dates, depending on the configuration of the operation.

Please update your dependencies to stay up-to-date.

 

Version 1.10.0 of MRules is released

We are proud to announce that the version 1.10.0 of MRules is released.

This version brings lots of new features and improvements. Amongst these, a breaking change on average computations should be noted and taken into account if you are using this functionality. A dedicated post has been written to describe changes.

If you want to know what’s included in version 1.10.0, the release notes provide details on all modifications.

Also, version 1.10.0 will be the last major 1.x release. It paves the way for the version 2.0.0, which is planned to be released at the beginning of the year 2018.

This does not mean that versions 1.x will not be supported. Minor fix versions will be built if necessary. But our efforts are now concentrated on the development of the version 2.0.0, which will include lots of very exciting changes, one of which being a new way of configuring rulesets, by writing rules “as you talk”, with a fully functional language.

We’ll tell you more in few time. Stay tuned.

Version 1.9.1 of MRules is out

An issue regarding automatic conversion while searching in collections has be filled by a user. This problem only applies on cases when the type of the objects contained in the collection is not directly available via generics.
Version 1.9.1 corrects this issue and goes further by improving type guessing and automatic conversions in these cases.

Please update your dependencies to stay up-to-date.

Version 1.9.0 of MRules is out

We are proud to announce that the version 1.9.0 of MRules is released.

This version brings lots of new features, allowing to write richer and simpler rules. Amongst the brand new evolutions, the most important is the introduction of functions support, allowing to mutualize frequently invoked rules.

Also, a new demonstration has been put online, consisting in solving with MRules any grid of the famous Sudoku puzzle game. This demonstration also integrates a Drools solver, allowing to compare rules complexity and performances.

This version brings few changes for developper API (Addon and extension development) and standard usage is not modified.

The release notes provide details on all modifications.

Version 1.8.0 of MRules is out

The version 1.8.0 of MRules is released.

This version brings lots of new features: new operators, more configuration possibilities and an enriched data access framework.

Also, a consequent optimization project has been realized, impacting all life cycle phases of a rule engine instance, from compilation to execution. Amongst these optimizations, rule rewrite to optimize their execution, cache improvements, input data reading speed-up, etc.

This version brings major changes for developper API (Addon and extension development) but standard usage is not modified.

The release notes provide details on all modifications.