Zero to Hero with JBoss BRMS Primer (part II)

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This session will build on the first webinar and take you to the next level with integration into more complex components in you enterprise. The Home Mortgage Integration demo will be put on display, so that you can follow along with the various details that will be presented. We will look at advanced concepts and illustrate how Red Hat JBoss BRMS can work in concert with other components of your Red Hat JBoss Middleware stack to deliver intelligent, integrated business applications.

Tecnología Economía y finanzas Empresariales

Zero to Hero
with JBoss BRMS Primer (part II)

Eric D. Schabell
JBoss Technology Evangelist
t: @ericschabell / e: erics@redhat.com
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Today Part I

● Dev demo hero
● Customer Evaluation

demo
● Rewards demo

● Home Loan

integration demo

● Questions

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Customer Evaluation Demo

https://github.com/eschabell/brms-customer-evaluation-demo

3

Rewards Approval

Rewards Approval Extended

https://github.com/eschabell/brms-rewards-demo

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Home Mortgage Origination Demo Application

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Complex Event Decision
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● JBoss BRMS
● http://www.redhat.com/products/jbossenterprisemiddleware/business-rules

● Customer Evaluation Demo
● https://github.com/eschabell/brms-customer-evaluation-demo

● Rewards Demo
● https://github.com/eschabell/brms-rewards-demo

● Home Loan Integration Demo
● https://github.com/eschabell/homeloan-integration-demo

Blogs
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● http://howtojboss.com/tag/brms5
● http://www.schabell.org/search/label/BRMS
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1. Zero to Hero with JBoss BRMS Primer (part II) Eric D. Schabell JBoss Technology Evangelist t: @ericschabell / e: erics@redhat.com 1

2. Today Part I ● Dev demo hero ● Customer Evaluation demo ● Rewards demo ● Home Loan integration demo ● Questions 2

3. Customer Evaluation Demo https://github.com/eschabell/brms-customer-evaluation-demo 3

4. Rewards Approval Rewards Approval Extended https://github.com/eschabell/brms-rewards-demo 4

5. Home Mortgage Origination Demo Application JBoss ESB jBPM process Loan ESB WS App SOAP Service Loan URLA PreQualification ESB File ESB App File 1003 Orchestration Service Service (RiftSaw) Loan ESB JMS App AMQP / JMS Service ss i ne t s us en B v E Complex Event Decision Processing Service Service (EBWS) Rules Repository 5 (BRMS)

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7. ● JBoss BRMS ● http://www.redhat.com/products/jbossenterprisemiddleware/business-rules ● Customer Evaluation Demo ● https://github.com/eschabell/brms-customer-evaluation-demo ● Rewards Demo ● https://github.com/eschabell/brms-rewards-demo ● Home Loan Integration Demo ● https://github.com/eschabell/homeloan-integration-demo Blogs ● ● http://howtojboss.com/tag/brms5 ● http://www.schabell.org/search/label/BRMS 7

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