Properties that are incorporated into Decision Services
- Last Updated: July 16, 2025
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- Corticon
- Version 6.3
- Documentation
The following properties are settings you can apply to your Corticon
Server installation by adding the properties and appropriate values as lines in its
brms.properties file. These setting are incorporated
into the compiled Decision Service, and as such cannot be changed by resetting the value
on a server where the Decision Service runs.
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By default, null attributes generate a warning when on the right-hand side of an assignment expression. This value will prevent warning messages from being generated when an attribute's value is null. This is useful for when an extended operator is being used to generate a value and it is possible for some parameters to be null
com.corticon.reactor.rulebuilder.DisableWarningOnNullAttribute=false
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By default, attributes are checked against a null value to prevent further rule evaluation. This value can disable the null checks on attribute parameters used in an extension call out thereby allowing null values to be passed into an extended operator call
com.corticon.reactor.rulebuilder.DisableNullCheckingOnExtensions=false
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Specifies whether the rule engine uses Loop Container Strategy. Loop Container Strategy will create a Rule container object for rules that form a loop, just as when loops are enabled, so that when sequential rules are executed they are executed as if they are in a loop, but without looping.
com.corticon.reactor.rulebuilder.UseLoopContainerStrategy=false
For information about related properties
See also:
- Properties that are incorporated into Decision Services
- Server execution properties in the Server Guide.
- Server build properties in the Server Guide.
- Properties that tune service contract output