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Rule Authoring Infrastructure in JRules

In: Agile Business Rule Development

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  • Jérôme Boyer

    (IBM)

  • Hafedh Mili

    (Université du Québec, Montréal)

Abstract

Target audience Developer, rule author, business analyst (may skip 3.3) In this chapter you will learn The structure of rule projects in JRules The different components of a rule project Rule project relationships and their importance in modularizing rule development The Business Object Model (BOM), which is used for rule authoring, and how to build it from the application (or executable) object model Best practices for organizes organizing rules, and the artifacts they depend on, in rule projects Best practices for the design of a stable and flexible BOM Key points Getting the rule project structure right is an important first step in rule authoring. Rule project dependencies can be used to modularize rule development and to maximize the reuse of rule artifacts. The BOM to XOM mapping is a powerful mechanism for obtaining a vocabulary that embodies business needs from an application model geared towards IT needs. The BOM update and refactoring capabilities of Rule Studio enable us to selectively propagate some changes from the XOM to the BOM, and to shield the BOM – and rules – from the others.

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  • Jérôme Boyer & Hafedh Mili, 2011. "Rule Authoring Infrastructure in JRules," Springer Books, in: Agile Business Rule Development, chapter 0, pages 283-331, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-642-19041-4_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-19041-4_10
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