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"OLE-PTRN - Can Override" - is only being used in the Services (like NCIP) and not anywhere in the UI/KRMS rules. This permission is used in the renew service to check whether the operator has override options.
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OLE implementers have two options for their rule management. Drools (intended to replace KRMS) or KRMS:
Drools Policies
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Drools Technical Documentation
Drool files (
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Drools Technical Documentation
.drl) are just text files—“drl” means “Drools Rule Language”. They can be created and modified with a text editor.
If you are using Drools to create your circulation policies, leave the KRMS tables (krms_agenda_t, etc) empty.
Implementing Library Circulation Policies Using Drools
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Creating Drool files from scratch is not practical. The Git repository contains files from Chicago and Duke; copy and edit the files that work best for your institution. |
KRMS Policies
Deliver KRMS Cheat Sheet: https://docs.google.com/a/kuali.org/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgTriR_vU83hdEFsY3hDSnlKNmstLWJob1FZX2tlNVE&usp=drive_web#gid=0
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