Designing a BOM for a Java model

You design a BOM for a Java™ model by building a XOM from compiled Java classes or from an XML schema, mapping BOM elements to XOM elements, and configuring BOM updates.

Defining a Java XOM for a rule project
You can define a Java XOM for a rule project, add resources and references, and order Java XOM entries. You can also deploy a Java XOM using the Java Build Path.
Defining BOM-to-XOM mapping
You can map different business elements to the XOM. These elements include business classes, attributes, method calls, and constructor calls. You can also implement synthetic objects, and access ruleset variables, parameters, and functions from rule language mapping code.
Mapping of a BOM created from a Java XOM
When you create a BOM from the XOM, Rule Designer processes the Java compiled classes into business elements.
Adding annotations to the XOM
You can add annotations to the XOM to customize the way that the BOM is created from Java classes.

Parent topic: Designing business object models