Issues in Designing Business Rule Applications

Jérôme Boyer () and Hafedh Mili ()
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Jérôme Boyer: IBM
Hafedh Mili: Université du Québec, Montréal

Chapter Chapter 7 in Agile Business Rule Development, 2011, pp 177-213 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Target audience Application architect, software architect, developer In this chapter you will learn The major design issues for early business rule management system An overview of the major architectural choices for a business rules application An overview of the major design issues surrounding the integration of rule engines integration options An overview of the major design issues and best practices regarding reengineering legacy applications to introduce business rules Key points Business rule management is about more than authoring – and managing – executable rules: we need to manage the early deliverables (rule capture and analysis) and ensure proper traceability through the various stages of ABRD. Business rule applications can come in many shapes and sizes: rules are architecture-neutral. Most BRMSs offer many rule engine deployment options.The integration of rule-based decisioning into applications depends, in part, on the architecture of the application, and in part, on rule-specific architectural requirements. There are some proven patterns to reengineer the decisioning aspect of a legacy application using rule engines.

Keywords: Business Logic; Business Rule; Business Application; Architectural Style; Rule Engine (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-19041-4_7

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