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14.3. Exploring a JBoss BPM Suite Application
Before exploring how to create JBoss BPM Suite projects using JBoss Developer Studio, let us first understand the structure of JBoss BPM Suite projects. A JBoss BPM Suite application comprises the following components:
- A set of Java classes that will become process variables or facts in rules.
- A set of services accessed from service tasks in the business process model.
- A business process model definition file in BPMN2 format.
- Rules assets (optional).
- Java class that drives the application, including creation of a knowledge session, starting processes, and firing rules.
When you create a BPM Suite project, the following directories are generated:
src/main/javathat stores the class files (facts).src/main/resources/rulesthat stores the .drl files (rules).src/main/resources/processthat stores the .bpmn files (processes).src/main/resources/jBPMLibrary that holds the generated .jar files required for rule execution.
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