IBM Business Automation Manager Open Editions - Decision Manager Open Edition v9 - Embedded Engine Sample
This purpose of this repository and its supporting repository modules, is to provide a simple proof of concept of various IBM Business Automation Manager Open Editions (BAMOE) components running in an embedded architecture.
This diagram shows the overall architecture of how BAMOE v8 is typically deployed in an embedded mode:
This proof of concept is based on a multi-module GIT repository, which you must clone to your local machine using standard GIT commands:
- Maven Setup - This module contains describes how to setup your local Maven for use with DMOE v9.
- DRL Sample KJAR - This module contains sample rules, written in Drools Rule Language (DRL), and packaged as a version 8 KJAR.
- DMN Sample KJAR - This module contains sample rules, written in Decision Modeling Notation (DMN), and packaged as a version 9 KJAR.
- API - This module contains the Java API for invoking a KJAR using the Java embedded engine API's.
- Setup - This module contains
docker-compose
files used to setup BAMOE infrastructure services.
The following instructions are helpful in setting up your local environment in order to do BAMOE development. All functions of BAMOE are available from the developer workstation, including web-based tools and consoles. The following diagram shows the overall architecture:
- JDK 17 (https://developer.ibm.com/languages/java/semeru-runtimes/downloads/), prefer the IBM Semeru release of JDK, but any OpenJDK will do
- GIT Command Line Interface (https://git-scm.com/downloads), plus you are free to install any GIT related extensions or simply use the command line tools
- Maven Command Line Interface (https://maven.apache.org/install.html), used for builds and deployments of BAMOE libraries, plus you are free to install any Maven related extensions or simply use command line tools.
- VS Code IDE (https://code.visualstudio.com/download), and install the following extensions from the VS Code Marketplace:
BAMOE Developer Tools
, this is the set of editors for DMN, BPMN, and PMML that developers use to create their visual models in the IDE Drools (by Jim Moody), this is a third-party editor which does simple syntax highlighting of the Drools Rule Language (DRL) files.