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Dynamic Business Rules

I am creating an interface in which users can create their own business rules from domain-specific objects at runtime, these rules are stored in a database and then used by the application. Some of them are complex predicates, while others require a combination of domain objects in what seems to be quite complex relationships. So far I have studied GoF, dynamics with eval and CodeDom. Does anyone have a suggestion on what to use?

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In fact, you can simply develop your application with the WF API without using WF. http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/bursteg/archive/2007/08/09/WF-Rules-Engine-without-Workflow.aspx This will save you a lot of work.

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Kaizen, depending on the volume and type of your dynamic rules, you could end up using a workflow mechanism, such as MS WF, to define rules as workflow actions, for example ... in this way you isolate the logic and do not need a complete overhaul applications when you need to change something in the workflow.

This may not be the best solution, but it may be an alternative ...

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