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  <mainDescription>Typically the developer adds helper methods in the data model to facilitate the rule writing. Develop utility classes. The&#xD;
data elements should not have persistence logic in it. For example in Java do not put JDBC code in the Customer object. Let&#xD;
try to stick to the Java bean specification for all the&amp;nbsp;business objects, and leverage a service layer, with service&#xD;
facades objects to help gathering and process data.&amp;nbsp;</mainDescription>
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