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      AT

      • In DMN Wrapper, support current DmnEngine interface
      • Add support for DmnDecisionTableResult result types (currently converted in process engine based on legacy engine implementation)
      • Add tests that ensure that behavior between the legacy and the Scala DMN Engine is the same

      Reasoning

      • The offering of the legacy DMN Engine includes a Java-friendly API to operate the DMN Engine decoupled from the Process Engine in a standalone manner
      • One could say users who want to continue using the Standalone DMN Engine should switch to the Scala DMN Engine
        • However, our community consists mainly of Java enthusiasts who might have problems to integrate a Scala library into their projects
        • By implementing the existing DmnEngine interface for the Scala DMN Engine, we can continue to provide a Java-based standalone option for our users
      • Wrapping the DmnEngine interface around the Scala Engine makes migrating from the legacy standalone DMN Engine more smooth

      See

        This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app

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              • Icon: Sub-task Sub-task
              • Resolution: Unresolved
              • Icon: L3 - Default L3 - Default
              • None
              • None
              • scala-dmn
              • None

                AT

                • In DMN Wrapper, support current DmnEngine interface
                • Add support for DmnDecisionTableResult result types (currently converted in process engine based on legacy engine implementation)
                • Add tests that ensure that behavior between the legacy and the Scala DMN Engine is the same

                Reasoning

                • The offering of the legacy DMN Engine includes a Java-friendly API to operate the DMN Engine decoupled from the Process Engine in a standalone manner
                • One could say users who want to continue using the Standalone DMN Engine should switch to the Scala DMN Engine
                  • However, our community consists mainly of Java enthusiasts who might have problems to integrate a Scala library into their projects
                  • By implementing the existing DmnEngine interface for the Scala DMN Engine, we can continue to provide a Java-based standalone option for our users
                • Wrapping the DmnEngine interface around the Scala Engine makes migrating from the legacy standalone DMN Engine more smooth

                See

                  This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app

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