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Take

Take (aka Mandarax Compiler) consists of a scripting language that can be used to define derivation rules, and a compiler that creates executable Java code and deploys it into running systems. Take is inspired by Mandarax, has a similar API but does not use a separate interpreter "inference engine". The deployment process is very similar to how web servers treat server pages. The result is optimized, reflective and easy to maintain code.
 
Category Rule Engines
License Apache Software License
HomePage http://code.google.com/p/take/

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