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The Business Modeler IDE is a tool for adding your own data model objects on top of
8 \# R7 L0 m% ]" R0 qthe default Teamcenter data model objects. The Business Modeler IDE accomplishes
# ^# O- z7 S% w& S7 W- jthis by separating your data model into its own set of files that are kept apart from+ j. M( \% D6 i
the standard data model, known as the COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) data model.
) N$ z0 e1 [5 W8 P. `' _: u3 IData model objects are collected into templates that contain the data model for an
L. F: k; Q/ g1 i) H& |application (also known as a solution). For example, the foundation_template.xml+ _$ w7 S3 C6 I/ B5 k
file contains the data model for the Foundation solution, the base Teamcenter8 g4 A$ R( x1 n' T. b# L1 f0 h5 @2 B
application. When you use the Business Modeler IDE to create data model, your7 D) O t% o" L( \& h8 B- R$ Z
data model is rolled up into its own template.: _/ @6 ]8 P- _% `$ x" e* M3 B) I
As you develop data model, you can deploy it onto a test server to verify that it! ~5 w1 m7 q- e" x- k$ c: b
behaves the way you want it to. After you are finished testing, you can package
& n/ W& c# G, X t3 }. xthe data model into a template that can be installed to a production server using
/ ^) b' Q. M$ CTeamcenter Environment Manager (TEM)., h6 R7 V6 P) |8 \2 E. Q- c
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