Thursday, 25 August 2016

TIBCO Business Events

TIBCO Business Events is a leading software in complex event processing that addresses the concern of responding to certain conditions or situations before they occur by processing or executing predefined rules. In this PPT, you will learn more about what TIBCO Business Events can do, its features and advantages, and how easily you can define and make use of its resources.

Business Events supports

database concepts

event preprocessor

virtual rule function

Rule Management Server

Business Events supports:

The three types of events supported are the simple event, time event, and advisory event. When called event, this refers to a simple event which defines an object that represents an activity such as debiting an account, logging an employee, or suspending a fraud account. You can define the properties of simple events. Time events are timers that are used to trigger rules. There are two types: the repeating time event which repeats every specified interval and the rule-based time event which is asserted into working memory after a specified period of time. Rule-based event can be done by using the ontology function provided in Business Events.

Database Concepts:

Database concepts are Business Events concepts created by mapping tables or views from a database. Each row in a table represents one database concept instance, and each column represents the properties of the database concept. Database concepts are different from Business Events concepts because you can perform database operations such as query, insert, update and delete.

Event Preprocessor:

An event preprocessor is a rule function with one argument of type simple event. It performs actions after an incoming message is converted into a simple event but before it is asserted into working memory.

Virtual Rule Function:

A virtual rule function is a rule function that has arguments but no body. Its implementation is provided in the Decision Manager Business User Interface. The implementations are called decision table classes or external classes since they exist outside the Business Events engine.

Rule Management Server:

A Rule Management Server (RMS) is another component of Business Events, which manages decision projects and provides a mechanism for approval. It also provides user authentication, decision project authorization, and other project management features.

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