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9.3. Exploring a JBoss BRMS Application
Before exploring how to create BRMS projects using JBoss Developer Studio, let us first understand the structure of BRMS projects.
A BRMS project typically comprises the following:
- Facts that are a set of java classes files (POJOs)
- Rules that operate on the facts
- Drools library (jar files) for executing the rules
JBoss Developer Studio helps you generate getter and setter methods for attributes automatically. When you create a BRMS or 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/Drools Librarythat holds the generated .jar files required for rule execution.
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