Tutorial - Basic Rule Modeling in Corticon Studio
- Last Updated: June 13, 2022
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Tutorial - Basic Rule Modeling in Corticon Studio
The lifecycle of a Decision Service
Corticon provides a simple yet powerful methodology for modeling business rules. The methodology involves the following steps:
This methodology is iterative. You repeat steps 2 to 6 when rules change.
This tutorial provides an introduction to business rule modeling in Corticon Studio. You will learn how to:
- Capture rules from business specifications,
- Model the rules,
- Analyze them for logical errors,
- Test the execution of your rules
In Corticon, you do this without programming.
Your goal in the tutorial is to create a Decision Service, which is a group of rules that captures the logic of a single decision-making step in a business process. You can deploy this Decision Service as an executable, standards-based service that can be made available to other software applications using Java, .NET, or REST messaging, and also as a serverless package for JavaScript deployments.
This tutorial is designed for hands-on so we recommend that you follow along in Corticon Studio, using the provided instructions and illustrations. If you haven’t installed Corticon Studio yet, install it now. Click here to download the Corticon Studio test drive.
This tutorial includes two iterations through the lifecycle, including an initial implementation and a subsequent change cycle.