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title: Introduction
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header: Introduction
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prev_section: about/getting-started
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next_section: user-guide/defining-rules
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Most business rules can be represented by the following definition:
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* _Name_: a unique rule name within a rules namespace
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* _Description_: a brief description of the rule
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* _Priority_: rule priority regarding to other rules
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* _Conditions_: set of conditions that should be satisfied to apply the rule
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* _Actions_: set of actions to perform when conditions are satisfied
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Easy Rules provides an abstraction for each of these key points to define business rules.
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Next section will show you how to define a rule either by extending a base class provided by Easy Rules or by annotating your
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own domain class.
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