JB433: JBoss Enterprise BRMS Implementation

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Duration: 4 Days

JBoss Enterprise Business Rules Management System (BRMS) is an open source system that enables easy business policy and rules development, access, and change management.

In this course, you will concentrate on business rules development, and you will learn how to author, test, debug, and control business rules in a production environment. In addition, you will generate rules packages and learn how the BRMS runtime environment executes rules. The principles in this course apply equally to implementing a standalone BRMS solution.

What You Will Learn

 

  • Author business rules in JBoss Developer Studio and Guvnor
  • Author and test business rules
  • Author rule templates and generate rules from them
  • BRMS architecture and rule execution at runtime
  • Control rule execution and prevent conflicts

Audience

 

  • Developers who are implementing a BRMS solution in an enterprise environment
  • Business analysts and enterprise Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) architects who are responsible for creating and adapting business policies
  • Rules authors responsible for authoring and testing rules
  • JEE application developers responsible for integrating business rules into SOA and JEE enterprise applications

Prerequistes

 

Basic Java EE programming experience

Course Outline

 

1. Authoring Basic Rules

  • Guvnor web interface and JBDS to author basic business rules

2. Authoring Basic Rules as Text Files, Technical Rules, and Decision Tables

  • Authoring rules using text files
  • Guvnor technical rule editor and decision tables
  • Domain Specific Language files and rule templates

3. Testing Business Rules

  • Using the Guvnor web interface

4. Complex Rule Authoring

  • Using advanced conditions and field constraints

5. BRMS Architecture and Rule Execution

  • Architecture of the JBoss Enterprise BRMS
  • How the runtime environment processes rules

6. Controlling Rule Execution

  • Avoid rule conflicts

7. Debugging Business Rules

  • Using JBDS

Course Labs