| Abstract [eng] |
The aim of this paper is the analysis of the new OMG (Object Management Group) business rules standards, the creation of methodology for their application and its practical evaluation. The main tasks of the work are: 1. Analysis of business rules conception and application. 2. Analysis of the standards designed for requirement specification phase (emphasizing SBVR and PRR). 3. Definition of the main characteristics of the selected standards. 4. Creation of the standards application methodology. 5. Investigation of the implementation possibilities of the created methodology. 6. Practical evaluation of methodology. From the analyzed OMG standards two have been distinguished - SBVR (Semantics of Business Vocabulary and Business Rules) and PRR (Production Rule Representation), which are relevant to the production rules. The study defined the selected standards fundamental properties and investigated the binding of PRR and SBVR expressions and the options of the generation of templates. The main results of the work are: - Analytical evaluation of SBVR and PRR standards and their interaction; - The methodology of SBVR and PRR application during the specification of the concept dictionary and production rules; - Definition of the repository structures for the developed methodology; - The analysis of the open-source tool SBeaVeR and the recommendations for its modification to fit the created methodology; The application of business rules approach for the creation of IS is very promising but the usage of the latest business rule standards has various difficulties, because their use is not sufficiently elaborated. This work describes a methodology for the application of two new OMG standards – SBVR and PRR. The methodology is tested practically and evaluated. |
