Microsoft.RuleEngine Licensing

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Microsoft.RuleEngine Licensing

Hi,

I'm developing an application that I need to use a Rule Engine.

I'm wondering, Do I need any kind of licensing If I use Microsoft.RuleEngine (that comes with BizTalk) Class in my Project

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Microsoft.RuleEngine Licensing

DanMeyers
I'd suggest taking a look at Windows Workflow in .NET 3.0. You won't have to worry about acquiring a BizTalk license. I have an introductory article to WF here: http://odetocode.com/Articles/447.aspx. You can find a good many articles and posts on the rules capability (the Policy activity) on the web.
Microsoft.RuleEngine Licensing

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