OpenL Tablets 101

• Rule Tables:

  • Decision Tables: The most common type, used for expressing rules with multiple conditions and actions.
  • Decision Trees: Visual representation of decision-making processes, often used for more complex rules.
  • Spreadsheet-like Calculators: For straightforward calculations and data manipulation.

• Rule Structure:

  • Conditions: The criteria that must be met for a rule to fire.
  • Actions: The steps taken when a rule is triggered.
  • Return Values: The output or result generated by a rule.

• Rule Execution:

  • Rule Engine: The component responsible for interpreting and executing rules based on input data.
  • Rule Evaluation: The process of determining whether a rule’s conditions are met.
  • Rule Firing: The execution of a rule’s actions when its conditions are satisfied.

• Rule Management:

  • Rule Repository: A centralized location for storing and managing rules.
  • Rule Versioning: Tracking changes to rules over time.
  • Rule Deployment: The process of making rules available for use in applications.

• Integration:

  • API Integration: Connecting OpenL Tablets to other systems or applications through APIs.
  • Data Integration: Importing and exporting data between OpenL Tablets and external sources.

• Excel-based Development:

  • Excel Templates: Pre-defined structures for creating rule tables.
  • Excel Functions: Using Excel functions within rule expressions.
  • Excel Formatting: Applying formatting to rule tables for better readability.

• Business Rule Governance:

  • Rule Validation: Ensuring the accuracy and consistency of rules.
  • Rule Testing: Verifying that rules function as intended.
  • Rule Documentation: Providing clear explanations and documentation for rules.

• https://hub.docker.com/r/openltablets/demo

version: '3.8'  # Using version 3.8, but you can use other versions as appropriate

services:
  openltablets-demo:
    image: openltablets/demo  # Specify the Docker image to use
    container_name: openltablets-demo  # Optional: Specify a custom container name
    ports:
      - "9088:8080"  # Map port 9080 on the host to port 8080 on the container
    restart: unless-stopped  # Optional: Ensures the container restarts unless explicitly stopped

After a while, it will be accesible: http://localhost:9088/webservice/ http://localhost:9088/

• Because you dont want to download java 11, then go to openl tablets and to the current version demo 5.27.7…

• Let’s do it with Docker instead - https://hub.docker.com/u/openltablets/

• And the WebStudio - https://hub.docker.com/r/openltablets/webstudio

version: '3.8'  # Using version 3.8, but you can use other versions as appropriate

services:
  openl-webstudio:
    image: openltablets/webstudio  # Specify the Docker image to use
    container_name: openl-webstudio  # Optional: Specify a custom container name
    ports:
      - "9086:8080"  # Map port 9080 on the host to port 8080 on the container
    restart: unless-stopped  # Optional: Ensures the container restarts unless explicitly stopped