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I am studying the CodeCampServer.

I am confused about the ASP.NET MvcContrib.CommandProcessor.RulesEngine.

Are there any tutorials about the RulesEngine of the MvcContrib?

Or can anybody of you explain me how does this work and what benefits I gain?

Rookian
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The Tarantino Rules engine has been moved into MvcContrib.. A series of blog posts and presentations are in the works to help document how to use the engine. Code Camp Server is the best example of how to use it.

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Are there any tutorials about the RulesEngine of the MvcContrib?

No.

The only way you can learn about it, its to look in the source code: http://teamcity.codebetter.com/viewLog.html?buildId=8120&tab=artifacts&buildTypeId=bt100

The last commit to this project was in 16 Dec 09, and this project is far from being complete (and therefore success). I think it's nice project, but to implement any rule you need to create so much code in so many places, so I don't like it.

I'm currently looking for using something else, like FluentValidation and xVal.

Fitzchak Yitzchaki
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  • Is the MvcContrib RulesEngine the Tarantino RulesEngine? As far as I know the guys of Headspring are involved in both frameworks. For met it seems that they have put there RulesEngine in the MvcContrib, doesn't they? – Rookian Mar 29 '10 at 20:31
  • The whole MVCContrib project is dead? Or just the RulesEngine part? – mxmissile Apr 01 '10 at 23:14
  • As far as I know the guys of HeadSpring built the CodeCampServer with their Tarantino RulesEngine. "Now" they changed to MVCContrib.CommandProccesor.RulesEngine. I think that they have put their Tarantino RulesEngine in the MVCContrib project. But I am not sure. – Rookian Apr 02 '10 at 11:00
  • I think that RulesEngine migrated to MvcContrib. – Fitzchak Yitzchaki Apr 02 '10 at 11:52