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+<article link="article.html">
+ <title>Modeling Rule-Based Systems with EMF
+ </title>
+ <date>November 30, 2004</date>
+ <category>emf</category>
+ <category>jet</category>
+ <author>
+ <name>Chaur G. Wu</name>
+ <email>cha_urwu@hotmail.com</email>
+ </author>
+ <description>
+ There are examples of meta-models defined in ECore for modeling objects and
+ relational data. However, not much has been said about how to model rules. This
+ article will define a meta-model in ECore for modeling rule-based systems. We
+ will then use the meta-model to model the solution of a logical problem. Then
+ we will compose some JET templates and generate code from the model, run the
+ generated code through a rule engine and see that the logical problem is
+ correctly solved.
+ </description>
+</article> \ No newline at end of file

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