Integrating heterogeneous rules-engine technologies with caGrid.

Joel H. Saltz; Scott Oster; Shannon L. Hastings; Stephen Langella; David Ervin; Philip R.O. Payne

Integrating heterogeneous rules-engine technologies with caGrid.

Joel H. Saltz, Scott Oster, Shannon L. Hastings, Stephen Langella, David Ervin, Philip R.O. Payne

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Abstract

The use of rules-engines spans multiple computational and biomedical domains. Within the NCIs caBIG program, the orchestration of grid-based computational workflow has used the BPEL standard. However, recent strategic planning within caBIG has raised questions about the applicability of BPEL for other rule definition and execution scenarios. In response, we have reviewed the current state of rules-engine technologies, and have formulated an architectural model for the integration of heterogeneous rules-engines with caGrid.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Journal	AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings / AMIA Symposium. AMIA Symposium
State	Published - 2007

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