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	Business logic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Business logic in theory occupies the middle tier of a 3-tier architecture.
		In the common 3-tier architecture, the business logic in theory occupies the middle tier, the business-services tier or business layer.
		In practice, the business logic is often interwoven in the other two tiers (the user services tier and the database services tier), such as by encoding business logic in stored procedures and in decisions about input validation and display formatting.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Business_logic (655 words)

	Business Continuity Management
		Business Continuity Management (BCM) planning focuses on assuring continuous business processes and is a major factor in an organization's survival during and after a disruption.
		Business Continuity Management is a relatively new term that is often thought of as another way to say "disaster recovery" but it means so much more.
		Business Continuity Management therefore, is a comprehensive process to ensure the continuation and improvement of business in the face of whatever challenges your firm may face.
	www.davislogic.com /bcm.htm (798 words)

	Implementing Referential Integrity and Shared Business Logic
		The important point is that business logic could be deployed to a wide number of platforms, to any of the boxes shown in Figure 1, as could entities.
		Implementing everything in business objects sounds nice in theory, but in Database Encapsulation Strategies you saw that it is common for some applications to either not use your business objects or simply be unable to due to platform incompatibilities.
		Business objects, both domain and controller objects, implement the business logic as a collection of operations.
	www.agiledata.org /essays/referentialIntegrity.html (5252 words)

	Why is 'Business Logic' an oxymoron? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Business people then compose those Services into SO processes, configure the processes based upon the applicable business rules, and then expose those processes as Services that can be composed into other processes.
		So, instead of hard-coding business logic into the programming code, the business logic appears in the form of metadata, which the programs must be able to deal with.
		Fundamentally, then, the business Services form the crux of the SOA and act as the intermediary between the SO processes on the one hand, while the underlying technology on the other deals entirely with data -- since, after all, metadata are data.
	searchwebservices.techtarget.com /tip/1,289483,sid26_gci945946,00.html (1492 words)

	Business logic in a hurry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The best case is three hops: from the head of the business expert to the specification, from the specification to the head of the developer, from the head of the developer to the source code.
		In those project sections, we want the business experts to be involved in construction as much as possible, because every change in the specification is directly reflected in the source code, and the possibility of misunderstanding is at its greatest.
		Even if the business expert doesn't make the specification herself, such a simplified development environment serves well as a common "communications platform." Sometimes it is necessary to verify and ensure that a specification has actually been implemented 1:1 as requested.
	www.javaworld.com /javaworld/jw-01-2006/jw-0123-busylogic.html (1257 words)

	Welcome To Apex Logic, Inc.
		In the middle tier, business logic is implemented using Enterprise JavaBeans components (EJB components), while the presentation logic is implemented using a template engine and Servlets.
		Business logic describes the activities that involve the generation of specific content: storing and retrieving data, and performing computations on that data.
		The goal of business logic is to perform the activities that generate or determine answers to questions posed by the presentation logic.
	www.apexlogic.com /wp_as.html (934 words)

	Bring business logic to light (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		One such "smart tool" is a business rule management system (BRMS) that takes business logic out of procedural code and puts it where it belongs: in the hands of business analysts.
		In version 4.5 the GUI is not only stable, but the Business Action Language (BAL), which the programmer uses to describe an application's objects, attributes, and methods in the lingua franca of the business user, now has all of the features of JRules' underlying rule language.
		The typical mismatch between the goals of the business and the actual computer code in business applications is due to programmers not understanding the business logic and business analysts not understanding what is happening with the code.
	www.javaworld.com /javaworld/jw-09-2003/jw-0919-iw-jrules.html (1620 words)

	Building Business Logic
		Table logic is associated with database tables and Field Logic is related to columns in database tables.
		Field Logic is logic that associated with a particular column in a database table.
		Business logic is further extracted out of other part of the system design.
	www.sqldata.com /documents/logic.htm (3981 words)

	Business Logic Corporation
		Business Logic is the leading provider of enterprise software for financial planning and managed accounts solutions.
		Five of the fifteen largest asset managers in the retirement industry currently use Business Logic Advice and Managed Accounts software to provide financial planning and managed accounts programs to their investors.
		Business Logic also offers other custom application, integration and connectivity solutions for the financial services industry, including financial planning and benefits applications, and connectivity solutions with OFX for brokerage, 401(k), and banking.
	www.businesslogic.com (79 words)

	Business Logic & SQL - MSDN Forums
		The general rule of thumb I use in most of my projects is that if all the work done by the business logic can be done in the database, and the work is not computation-heavy, then do it in the database and save the overhead of the roundtrip.
		I've encountered many scenarios in which the multiple roundtrips involved in doing business logic in code instead of in a sproc results in more load on the DB server than if I had just done it in a sproc.
		Business logic in sprocs is hard to version, hard to maintain, hard to...
	forums.microsoft.com /MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=680077&SiteID=1 (1242 words)

	Separation of Business Logic from Presentation Logic in Web Applications (ASP.NET and PHP) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Business Logic is often broken further into two components in the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm -- the Model, which defines how the data will be stored and retrieved; and the Controller, which controls the interaction between the Model and the View.
		Sometimes the business and presentation logic is so intricate and dependent on each other that the two get intertwined with each other.
		In this style the template (or presentation) is the puppet and the puppet master is the business logic class.
	www.paragoncorporation.com /ArticleDetail.aspx?ArticleID=21 (1630 words)

	Active Logic Corporation - E-Business Industries
		Those businesses that do not evolve to new, higher business standards will be decimated.
		Businesses have a lot more to gain from an e-business solution than the initial components of customer loyalty and retention.
		Via the Internet, all business processes become united into one seamless operation, and the benefits are astounding.
	www.activelogic.com /ebusiness/industries.asp (390 words)

	ITworld.com - Beyond Business Logic
		This type of business logic is named after John Lennon of Beetles fame, the author of a song called Imagine[1].
		Named after the trusty butler in Batman, this form of logic is appropriate when the owners of a business application leave it to others in their charge to explain whatever rules they feel are appropriate.
		This is both the most potent form of business logic and the one most commonly encountered in the field today.
	www.itworld.com /Tech/4535/nls_ebiz_beyondbizlogic_051108 (927 words)

	Using the WebLogic Portal Rules Engine to Implement Dynamic Business Logic in a WebLogic Integration Process, Part 1
		Business applications often require logic that changes frequently to meet the dynamic needs of the enterprise.
		Decisions are rarely static, and competitive pressures demand flexibility in the design and implementation of business logic to accommodate rapid response to changing needs.
		Traditionally, changes to business logic must be made by the development staff and then thoroughly retested, which can be a time-consuming process.
	dev2dev.bea.com /pub/a/2005/10/dynamic_business_logic1.html (1450 words)

	Implement business logic with the Drools rules engine
		Currently, the logic that assigns the tests and tests due date to a computer is part of this application's compiled code.
		Because the company incurs high costs whenever changes are made to the logic that assigns tests and due dates to a computer, the XYZ executives have asked their software engineers to find a flexible way to "push" changes to the business rules to the production environment with minimal effort.
		Recall from the business rules in The problem to solve that the value that should be assigned as a tests due date depends on the tests that are assigned to the machine.
	www.ibm.com /developerworks/java/library/j-drools/index.html?ca=drs- (5251 words)

	ONJava.com -- Give Your Business Logic a Framework with Drools
		While this has been the standard way of implementing business logic in Java, there are many problems with it.
		Business users should be able to easily read and verify the business logic.
		Rule engines are frameworks for organizing business logic that allow the developer to concentrate on things that are known to be true, rather than the low-level mechanics of making decisions.
	www.onjava.com /pub/a/onjava/2005/08/03/drools.html (930 words)

	OOP Java: A little business logic with your beans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Business logic is usually associated with the middle tier of an n-tier system.
		Business logic components or services typically respond to requests from the presentation tier, interact with the data tier to query results from a particular resource, and return the results to the presentation tier.
		Business logic components should try to remain impartial with respect to particular clients.
	builder.com.com /5100-6370-1049865.html (816 words)

	EJB best practices: The Business Delegate pattern
		In both cases, the core problem was resolved by carefully abstracting the business logic implementation from the code that used that logic.
		Whereas the Business Interface pattern defines the business logic available for use, the Business Delegate provides access to that logic without causing a dependency on its implementation technology (in this case EJB components).
		Specifically, a business delegate is a helper class that handles the details of connecting to an EJB container, obtaining any required resources, and releasing those resources as needed.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/library/j-ejb1022.html (1082 words)

	Changing Business Logic On The Fly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Business logic is often locked down in COM components or ASP scripting and every change requires a programmer to undertake the tedious and timeâ€“consuming task of altering, testing and then moving the code to the production environment and, in the case of COM components, reregistering.
		If such logic is moved out of COM code and ASP scripting into XML and XSL it can be dynamically generated and applied: in fact, it is perfectly possible for the business owner to make immediate changes to their own logic without a programmer even needing to touch the code.
		By then applying the logic to the data as a separate step, by transforming an XML document with an XSL stylesheet, we can derive a result.
	www.asptoday.com /Content.aspx?id=1144 (278 words)

	Fawcette.com - Separate Business Logic From Components (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The key is to author the business logic in a framework-neutral way so that it's encapsulated into J2EE-specific components using automated code generation.
		One way to avoid these problems is to encapsulate the application's business logic in "business methods," whose operations can be described in terms of the application's domain, rather than the underlying technology.
		Ideally, a business method could be accessible by a variety of channels and technologies.
	www.fawcette.com /javapro/2002_10/online/j2ee_nabramson_10_22_02 (610 words)

	ProClarity - Business Logic Server
		Define, publish and manage standard business logic to ensure one version of the truth and safeguard the integrity of decision making across the enterprise.
		The ProClarity Business Logic Server is the central storage and management hub for all of your defined analytic best practices, business logic and rules, KPIs, queries, and member and set definitions.
		Analysts and business users can create, manage and store analytic logic to the Business Logic Server, ensuring the organization operates from 'one version of the truth' at all times.
	www.proclarity.com /products/servers_businesslogic.asp (394 words)

	Small Business Logic, Inc. : Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		We don't prepare income tax returns, but our bookkeeping systems and business consulting are tax-friendly, and we often work closely with our clients' CPAs.
		During its lifecycle, a business encounters a number of unique situations, and we're often called upon to help clients navigate unfamiliar and sometimes stressful territory.
		Throughout the field of business finance are numerous opportunities for reducing your company's exposure to risk.
	www.smallbizlogic.com /services (618 words)

	Business Logic Systems - Business Intelligence, Customer Loyalty, Campaign Management Solutions - Welcome to Business ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Business Logic Systems will be exhibiting at the 3GSM World Congress.
		Business Logic Systems will be exhibiting at the Hilton Amsterdam.
		Business Logic Systems will be exhibiting at Asiaworld-Expo in Hong Kong.
	www.businesslogicsystems.com (393 words)

	IBM Application Framework for e-business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Framework is based on an n-tier distributed environment where any number of tiers of application logic and business services are separated into components that communicate with each other across a network.
		In its most basic form, the Framework can be depicted as a "logical" three-tier computing model, meaning that there is a logical, but not necessarily physical, separation of processes.
		Services are provided that promote separation of business and presentation logic enabling applications to dynamically adapt and tailor content based on user interests and client device.
	www.rit.edu /~vrs3918/pfw/proj2/ebusiness_articles/IBM_architecture.htm (1263 words)

	Active Logic Corporation - E-Business Services
		Leverage Active Logic as your team of on-demand e-solution experts that work with your internal team to deliver powerful solutions to your business challenges.
		At Active Logic, we have the industry-specific knowledge, e-business project leadership skills and the ability to design and deliver end-to-end Internet-enabled solutions.
		The line between business strategy and IT strategy is gone.
	www.activelogic.com /ebusiness/services.asp (193 words)

	Transparent Logic: Technology for Automating Business Processes
		If you are like most IT Leaders and Business Mangers, you are faced with shrinking budgets and an ever-expanding list of responsibilities and requests.
		Most companies today are struggling with how to manage their critical business processes while managing tight budgets and limited IT resources.
		Although some of the most innovative companies in the world trust us with their critical business process management systems, we are also committed to bringing that same technology to our small and medium sized customers at an affordable price.
	www.tlogic.com (667 words)

	Clustering at the JVM Level to Maintain Business Logic Integrity
		Without a clustering plug-in at runtime, developers are left to cluster their own business logic, the frameworks they use, and in some cases, the container in which it all runs.
		Even in the simplest case of load-balanced Web applications with session state and servlet architectures, the application servers that cluster session are expensive and the clustering implementation impacts the business logic by violating the language's object orientedness.
		Separating explicit knowledge of the deployment footprint or infrastructure logic from business logic (e.g., using JMS or databases to share serialized object state) presents another leap in the simplification of enterprise application development.
	www.devx.com /Java/Article/31228/0/page/1 (414 words)

	Transparent Logic: Technology
		Success in improving business efficiency requires your business processes, rules and logic to change.
		The improvements in business effectiveness that resulted from implementation of data base management systems in the 20th century are harbingers of the efficiency you will see by implementing a BLMS as the basis for your business decision making automation.
		This revolutionary technology enables business users to synthesize, simulate, deploy, and manage complex business decisions in a central repository.
	www.tlogic.com /technology.htm (330 words)

	4GuysFromRolla.com - Where Should Business Logic Go?
		If this logic were placed within a SQL stored procedure, and the developer just examined the ASP page and the output, they would likely be flabbergasted on why sometimes employee's names were shown normally, and sometimes it read: somePart AND someOtherPart.
		Other posters mentioned that if there were a large number of records in the Recordset, and the business logic somehow trimmed these records, it would make more sense for it to occur on the database side so that fewer total records and bytes were sent to the ASP page.
		Fore more information on splitting out the business logic into a COM component, be sure to read: Using Business Objects in your Web Application.
	www.4guysfromrolla.com /webtech/121501-1.shtml (786 words)

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