The RuleEngine object serves as the execution engine for business policies. It uses four plug-in components (translator, inference engine, and tracking interceptor) for implementation. A RuleEngine object takes a RuleSet object representing a business policy as input and uses the analyzer, translator, inference engine, and tracking interceptor configured for the rule set to implement the business policy defined by the rule set.
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