AD465 - Implementing with Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Students are given detailed, hands-on exercises using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio and Red Hat JBoss BRMS that are designed to let students create and manage business rules in a production environment. This course can also help you prepare for the Red Hat Certified Specialist in Business Rules Management exam (EX465).
- Authoring basic business rules in JBoss Developer Studio and Business Central
- Integrating business rules with Java applications
- Authoring advanced rules
- Testing business rules
- Authoring and testing rules in decision tables
- Authoring rule templates and generating rules from decision tables
- Authoring domain-specific languages
- BRMS architecture and rule execution at run time
- Controlling rule execution and preventing conflicts
- Complex event processing (CEP)
- Integration with Business Central
- Business analysts and enterprise SOA architects who are responsible for creating and adapting business policies.
- Rule authors responsible for authoring and testing rules.
- Java EE application developers responsible for integrating business rules into SOA and Java EE enterprise applications.
Overview of this course
- Learn about the architecture, basic deployment options, and the business need for a business rules management system such as Red Hat JBoss BRMS.
Authoring basic business rules
- Develop business rule structure and components, including facts working memory.
- Identify rule components.
- Author rules with Business Central and Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio (JBDS).
Integrating business rules with Java applications
- Use the knowledge API to integrate rules processing into an application.
Authoring rules as technical rules, decision tables, templates, and domain-specific language files
- Author rules using the Business Central technical rule editor and create a spreadsheet decision tables.
- Create rule templates.
Business rules decision tables and rule templates
- Create spreadsheets with rules and rule templates.
Domain-specific languages in BRMS
- Learn the purpose of domain-specific languages (DSLs), how to author them, and how to use them in a rule in BRMS.
- Use domain-specific languages created by developers to create rules.
Testing business rules
- Test business rules using both the Business Central web interface and Java coding.
Authoring complex rules with BRMS
- Author complex business rules using advanced conditions and field constraints.
Controlling rule execution
- Control rule execution.
- Learn how to avoid rule conflicts.
Debugging basic business rules in Drools
- Debug Drools applications in JBDS.
Complex event processing in BRMS
- Create and use complex event processing (CEP) with rules.
Integration with Business Central
- Gain an overview of BRMS administration with Business Central, a web application built into BRMS.
- Learn how to integrate Business Central with Java code
- Basic Java/Java EE programming experience.
- Knowledge of the Eclipse IDE, Maven, and GIT are useful, but not essential.