How to create an Enterprise layer using Blueprint

[MarcCheong]

• Enterprise layer - you can create a layer with just your reusable data or case types. In Blueprint just select “do not build” for your implementation specific layers. There are some great videos out there, including Import: Creating a New Application Built on Existing Assets | Pega from @BraamSmithCLSA and other import scenarios, you may want to watch.
• Abstract class - In a modern architecture, you do not need abstract classes, in fact doing so will limit your options and functionality. See Abstract classes in Constellation are not a best practice.
  • The key question, in your Blueprint is which items have records and which do not (what we would of called Concrete and Abstract in Traditional architecture).
    • By creating embedded data, you are already instructing Blueprint not to create records.
    • By added the data to the Data and Integrations tab, you are instructing the import to create a data object with records.
  • Covered in this video (related to the earlier one shared) Import: Creating a New Application from Blueprint | Pega