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KRMS takes advantage of several of the capabilities that KRAD makes available to all application developers. This section provides information on developing KRMS constructs and integrating within applications and/or workflows. It assumes you or someone else has already done the initial set up tasks described in the KRMS Administration Guide section above.
The following shows how to find and call a KRMS agenda (an ordered set of rules, defined for a particular business context) from within an application: (put the xml code example information here).
The following shows how to find and call a KRMS agenda (an ordered set of rules, defined for a particular business context) from a KEW node: (put the xml code example information here).