Comment Comment by dkimball Alex Papadimoulis of the Daily WTF has an article on this -- it's his opinion that the simple, "bone-headed" approach is the best one for constraints like this, and homegrown business rule engines are dangerous:http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Programming-Sucks!-Or-At-Lea...However, commercial business rule engines might work out better, provided they stick to XML or known formats of I/O in general. parent dkimball 16 years ago
http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Programming-Sucks!-Or-At-Lea...
However, commercial business rule engines might work out better, provided they stick to XML or known formats of I/O in general.