Developing Applications in IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules BRMS V7.1 - II

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1 Developing Applications in IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules BRMS V7.1 - II Duration: 3 Days Course Code: WB315G Overview: This 3-day instructor-led course builds on the knowledge and skills developed in Developing Applications in IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules BRMS V7.1 (WB307) (VB307) or (ZB307). It is designed to expand the ruleset design skills of application developers who are experienced with the IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules business rule management system (BRMS). Through instructor-led presentations and hands-on lab exercises, students learn the concepts, components, processes, and procedures necessary to design rulesets in various cases. The course explains how to take full advantage of the business or execution object models, as well as how to customize, configure, and optimize rulesets to achieve acceptable performance in the execution environment. Students learn how to design and work with business object models (BOMs), use various types of BOM to XOM mapping, and design and work with various types of execution object models (XOMs). They also learn how to enhance their rule authoring experience by configuring the Rule Studio and Rule Team Server modules of JRules BRMS. This configuration includes extending the rule model, working with domains, and creating extension points. The course also explains how to ensure the correct behavior of rulesets at run time. Students learn the features and limitations of rule execution modes (RetePlus, sequential, and Fastpath), and how to select the most appropriate mode for their rulesets. Finally, they learn how to configure and customize the runtime behavior of rulesets and how to enhance ruleset performance. Target Audience: This course is designed for application developers who are experienced with the IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules business rule management system (BRMS). Objectives: Design and work with business object models to support the requirements of developed business rule solutions and the needs of business users Create a BOM based on a synthetic XOM, and then author and execute business rules based on the BOM Use various types of BOM to XOM mapping, extend BOM classes, and create virtual BOM members and BOM classes Configure the Rule Studio and Rule Team Server modules of JRules BRMS to enhance their experience when authoring rules by extending the rule model, working with domains, and creating extension points Determine how to share BOMs and XOMs among business rule projects Apply best practices for maintaining BOMs and XOMs during the life cycle of an application Describe the rule execution modes (RetePlus, sequential, and Fastpath) and their features and limitations, and select the most appropriate rule execution mode for a business rule application Configure the behavior of rule tasks at run time by setting rule task properties Design and work with various types of execution object models Create a client application that executes a ruleset based on an Extensible Markup Language (XML) XOM Customize the behavior of rulesets at run time by defining ruleset interceptors Describe techniques to optimize the execution performance of rulesets

2 Prerequisites: Students should have: Successfully completed course Developing Applications in IBM WebSphere ILOG JRules BRMS V7.1 (WB307) (VB307) or (ZB307), or acquired equivalent JRules BRMS V7.1 knowledge through experience Experience with the Java programming language Experience with Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE) Knowledge of Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Basic knowledge of Extensible Markup Language (XML)

3 Content:

4 line Reviewing JRules BRMS Working with business object models Exercise: Relating BOMs to XOMs line Reviewing JRules BRMS Working with business object models Exercise: Relating BOMs to XOMs

5 Exercise: Renaming and extending BOM classes Exercise: Creating virtual BOM elements to enhance vocabulary Working with execution object models Exercise: Executing XML-based business rules Exercise: Working with a synthetic XOM Enhancing the rule authoring experience Exercise: Extending the rule model Exercise: Working with static domains Exercise: Working with dynamic domains Exercise: Creating and using rule project templates Designing ruleset execution Exercise: Exploring the rule execution modes Exercise: Creating a ruleset interceptor Course summary Exercise: Renaming and extending BOM classes Exercise: Creating virtual BOM elements to enhance vocabulary Working with execution object models Exercise: Executing XML-based business rules Exercise: Working with a synthetic XOM Enhancing the rule authoring experience Exercise: Extending the rule model Exercise: Working with static domains Exercise: Working with dynamic domains Exercise: Creating and using rule project templates Designing ruleset execution Exercise: Exploring the rule execution modes Exercise: Creating a ruleset interceptor Course summary Further Information: For More information, or to book your course, please call us on training@globalknowledge.ae Global Knowledge, Dubai Knowledge Village, Block 2A,First Floor, Office F68, Dubai, UAE